tribeAsteraceae tribe Eupatorieae genusFleischmannia speciesFleischmannia incarnata (Walter) R. M. King & H. Robinson Phytologia 19: 203. 1970. Guy L. Nesom
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elegans A. E. Porsild Antennaria foliacea var. humilis Rydberg Antennaria incarnata A. E. Porsild Antennaria laingii A. E. Porsild Antennaria leontopodioides Cody
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his concept of the latter subspecies were Asian plants referred to P. incarnata (de Candolle) Freyn. A more comprehensive study of the Asian element (Haber
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Nyctaginaceae Nyctaginaceae Nyctaginaceae Nyctaginia capitata Allionia incarnata var. incarnata Allionia choisyi Barbara Alongi Barbara Alongi Barbara Alongi Nyctaginaceae
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Taxon Illustrator ⠉ Passifloraceae Apodanthaceae Muntingiaceae Passiflora incarnata Pilostyles thurberi Muntingia calabura Linny Heagy John Myers Linny Heagy
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Taxon Illustrator ⠉ Passifloraceae Apodanthaceae Muntingiaceae Passiflora incarnata Pilostyles thurberi Muntingia calabura Linny Heagy John Myers Linny Heagy
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Heagy Linny Heagy Passifloraceae Apodanthaceae Muntingiaceae Passiflora incarnata Pilostyles thurberi Muntingia calabura Linny Heagy John Myers Linny Heagy
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in Europe, apparently between the distinct diploids D. fuchsii and D. incarnata. That generated a highly complex suite of poorly distinguishable “prospecies”
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feature. Some specimens of Linaria bipartita have been reported as L. incarnata (Ventenat) Sprengel, which is easily separable from L. bipartita by its
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G. Hay, A. Bouchard, and L. Brouillet in 1988. First identified as D. incarnata (S. G. Hay et al. 1990), it is known locally as the Tilt Cove orchid. Recently
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Versicolores [L. bipartita, L. gharbensis Battandier & Pitard, and L. incarnata (Ventenat) Sprengel]. A possible name for these plants would be L. versicolor
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