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Gynerium

not marked as a favorite taxon *Gynerium sagittatum (Aublet) Palisot de Beauvois. Common name: Wildcane, Arrow Cane, Tañil. Habitat: Cultivated horticulturally, and sometimes persistent. Distribution: Native of the New World tropics.

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Origin/Endemic status: Neotropics

Synonymy ⓘ: = FNA25, K4, NS; Aira gigantea Steudel; Arundo fastuosa Willdenow ex Steud.; Arundo festucacea Willdenow; Arundo rugi Molina; Arundo saccharoides (Bonpl.) Poiret; Arundo sagittata Aubl. ex P. Beauv.; Gynerium levyi E. Fournier; Gynerium parviflorum Nees; Gynerium procerum P.Beauv.; Gynerium saccharoides Bonpland; Saccharum sagittatum Aublet; = n/a — FlGr; > Gynerium sagittatum (Aubl.) P.Beauv. var. sagittatum — POWO. Basionym: Saccharum sagittatum Aublet 1775

Links to other floras: = Gynerium sagittatum - FNA25

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