Tillandsia utriculata L.

Taxonomic Change:

• A neotype is designated for this species. The type citation in Smith & Downs 1977 is erroneous. While Linnaeus had visited Hans Sloane in London, he was not able to study the more than 250 volumes of his herbarium (the basis of the BM herbarium). This had extensively been explained by Stearns in the introductory chapters of the facsimile edition (Rya Society) of Species plantarum 1753.
  —See Till 1993c p. 94

Literature references:

Baensch & Baensch 1994: 212,213 Bromtravels (Web) BSA (Web) Cedeno-Maldonado 2005: 52:226,392c Die Bromelie: 2000:44 FCBS (Web) Gardner 1982: 28,233: 231-234 Gardner 1984a: 7:368 Gardner 1986a: 9:83 Gardner 1986b: 9:138 Isley III 1987: 122,123 J. Bromeliad Soc.: 22:62b 23:9b 28:165b 33:104b 36:78 39:266: 62(4):170: 63(1):77: 63(2):105, 107 Lindley 1836: 9:749 Mak 1996: 30 Mejía2023: 91 Morales 1998, 2000: 169 Morren Icons: kew 13-31*: kew 2-186*: kew 19-99*: kew 2-196*: kew 12-389*: kew 12-403*: kew 12-404* NY Bot. Garden Oliva-Esteve 2000a: 255 Rauh 1981, 1990: Fig. 33 , Abb. 8 Roguenant 2001: 711 Selby B.G.: Shimizu & Takizawa 1998: 94,95 Smith & Downs 1977: 971,974: 971*: 971*: 971*: 971*: 971*: 971*: 971*: 971*: 971*: 971*: 971*: 971*: 971*: 971*: 971*: 971*: 971*: 971*: 1015* Steyermark & Huber 1978: 63 Takizawa 1998 Tropicos U.S. Nat. Herb. Wilson 1977: 67

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