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Amaryllidaceae
Zephyranthes

not marked as a favorite taxon *Zephyranthes bifida (Herbert) Nic. García & Meerow. Common name: Oxblood-lily. Phenology: Aug-Sep. Habitat: Persistent from horticultural use. Distribution: Native of South America (Uruguay, ne. Argentina, s. Brazil, and Paraguay).

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Origin/Endemic status: South America

Taxonomy Comments: The phylogeny in García et al. (2017) suggested that this species belongs in neither Hippeastrum (unless that is treated very broadly) nor Rhodophiala. García et al. (2019) placed it in a monotypic Zephyranthes subgenus Neorhodophiala.

Synonymy ⓘ: = POWO, García et al (2019); Habranthus bifidus Herb.; = Hippeastrum bifidum (Herb.) Baker — ETx1, Christenhusz, Fay, & Byng (2018); = n/a — FNA26, NS; = Rhodophiala bifida (Herb.) Traub — K4. Basionym: Habranthus bifidus Herb. 1825

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