Talk:Nemastylis geminiflora

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Original There seems to be no merit in recognizing Nemastylis texana (E. Whitehouse 1936) for plants from southern Texas, said to have steel-blue flowers, more frequently found in oak woodlands than in prairies. Reports in the literature of N. geminiflora from Tennessee appear to be incorrect, possibly based on an early record from “E. Tennessee” (Dr. Eight s.n., NY). 
Changed to There seems to be no merit in recognizing Nemastylis texana (E. Whitehouse 1936) for plants from southern Texas, said to have steel-blue flowers, more frequently found in oak woodlands than in prairies. Reports in the literature of N. geminiflora from Tennessee appear to be incorrect, possibly based on an early record from “E. Tennessee” (Dr. Eight s.n., NY).  Ixia acuta W. P. C. Barton 1822 (not Lichtenstein ex Roemer & Schultes 1817) is an illegitimate name that pertains here.
Location Discussion
Category Addition of a sentence.
Reason Ixia acuta W. P. C. Barton is a later homonym and mentioned in discussion since it can not be included in synonymy.
Volume 26
Authority Kanchi Gandhi, 30 July 2020
Fixed in FNA SMW yes
Comments yes
Change made
Original Calydorea texana (Herbert) Baker; Ixia acuta 1822, not Lichtenstein ex Roemer & Schultes 1817; Nemastylis acuta Herbert; N. texana Whitehouse
Changed to Calydorea texana (Herbert) Baker; Nemastylis acuta Herbert
Location Synonymy
Category Removal
Reason Ixia acuta W. P. C. Barton is a later homonym and should be removed from synonym and Nemastylis texana Whitehouse is an invalid name
Volume 26
Authority Kanchi Gandhi, 30 July 2020
Fixed in FNA SMW yes
Comments yes