Wallisia lindeniana (Regel) E.Morren

Literature references:

Baensch & Baensch 1994: 185* Baker 1852: 96:5850* Belg. Hortic.: 20:225 +21:289*: 20:225 +21:289* Bromtravels (Web) BSA (Web) Deut. Gärt.-Zeit.: 15:93* Die Bromelie: 1999:17* Duval 1901: 5:164* FCBS (Web) Fl. Mag.: 10:529* Golinski 1997 Harms 1937: 18:193 * Isley III 1987: 141* J. Bromeliad Soc.: 3:46b+10:1d+34:267*: 31:200* Lemaire 1855b: 27:370* Mez 1935: 574* Oliva-Esteve 2000a: 230*: 254* Oliva-Esteve 2006: 291* Rauh 1979c: pl.30* Rauh 1981, 1990: Farbb. 30*

Rev. Hortic.: 44:230 +54:12*: 44:230 +54:12*: 58:60 * Rev. Hortic. Belg.: 13:97* Richter 1950: 18* Richter 1962, 1978: 311,356* Roguenant 2001: 486*: 708* Shimizu & Takizawa 1998: 70*: 15,94* Smith & Downs 1977: 844,847*: 844*: 846,847* Takizawa 1998 Tropiflora Cargo Rep: 14(1)* Williams 2006 Zimmer 1986: 94*

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Comments:

• Taxonomy: Basionym:—Tillandsia lindeniana Regel, Gartenflora 18: 193, pl. 619 (Jul–Aug 1869), nom. nov. pro Tillandsia lindenii Regel (Mar 1869), Type:—Linden Hortus s.n. in St. Petersburg Hortus s.n. (holo ?LE); Lectotype (designated by Smith & Downs, 1977: 844):—Plate 619 in Gartenflora 18 (Jul–Aug 1869)
  ≡ Tillandsia lindenii Regel, Index Seminum Hort. Bot. Petrop. 1868: 92 (Mar 1869), as ‘Lindeni’, nom. illeg. [Art. 53.1], nonK. Koch (23 May 1868) nec H. Laurentius (Aug 1868), Type:—Linden Hortus s.n. in St. Petersburg Hortus s.n. (holo ?LE)
  ≡ Vriesea lindenii Lem., Ill. Hort. 16: pl. 610 (Aug–Dez 1869), as ‘Lindeni’, nom. nov. pro Tillandsia lindeniana Regel (Jul–Aug 1869), nom. illeg. [Art. 52.1]
  ≡ Tillandsia lindenii var. regeliana E. Morren, Belgique Hort. 20: 225, pl. 12 (Apr–Dec 1870), nom. nov. pro Tillandsialindeniana Regel
  ≡ Phytarrhiza lindenii var. regeliana (E. Morren) E. Morren, Belgique Hort. 29: 298 (1879)
  = Tillandsia umbellata André, Rev. Hort. 58: 60, pl. (1886), Type:—André K-317 (holo K) —See Barfuss et al. 2016 p. 49-50
• Note:—Tillandsia umbellata actually is a new description of T. lindeniana in the original sense. Smith (20 Jun 1951: 493) already realized the obvious resemblance (to plate 619 in Regel Jul–Aug 1869), but stressed later illustrations of more vigorous plants (T. lindenii var. major, Dombrain 1871) with longer peduncles and larger inflorescences, which are actually already the hybrid of Wallisia cyanea × Wallisia lindeniana, Wallisia × duvalii. —See Barfuss et al. 2016 p. 49-50