List of Vanilla species

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This is a list of accepted species of Vanilla (vanilla orchids), according to the most recent taxonomic research. [1] However, molecular phylogeny is still needed to support these findings as some morphological variations might be influenced by the local environment. [2]

Vanilla barbellata Vanilla barbellata (14100449408).jpg
Vanilla barbellata
Vanilla chamissonis Vanilla chamissonis habitat.JPG
Vanilla chamissonis
Vanilla walkeriae Vanilla walkeriae.jpg
Vanilla walkeriae
Vanilla parvifolia illustration circa 1895 from "Flora Brasiliensis" Vanilla parvifolia.jpg
Vanilla parvifolia
illustration circa 1895
from "Flora Brasiliensis"

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References

  1. ↑ Soto Arenas, M.; Cribb, P. (2010). "A new infrageneric classification and synopsis of the Genus Vanilla Plum. ex Mill.(Orchidaceae: Vanillinae)" (PDF). Lankesteriana. 9 (3): 355–398.
  2. ↑ Odoux, Eric; Grisoni, Michel (2010). Vanilla . CRC Press. pp.  15–16. ISBN   9781420083385.
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