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Zabelia umbellata (Graebn. & Buchw.) Makino

Scientific Names

Preferred Names

Zabelia umbellata (Graebn. & Buchw.) Makino
Species recognized by EOL Dynamic Hierarchy April 2022
Reference taxon from Synonymic Checklists of the Vascular Plants of the World in Species 2000 & ITIS Catalogue of Life
Abelia umbellata
Species recognized by China Species List
Zabelia umbellata
Species recognized by China Species List and NCBI
Zabelia umbellata (Graebn. & Buchw.) Makino
Abelia umbellata
Species recognized by wikidata_hierarchy tar gz
Abelia umbellata
Recognized by BHL data coverage
Linnaea umbellata
Species recognized by wikidata_hierarchy tar gz
Linnaea umbellata Graebner & Buchwald
Linnaea umbellata P. Graebn. & Buchwald ex P. Graebn.
Recognized by NMNH type specimens
Zabelia umbellata
Zabelia umbellata (Graebn. & Buchw.) Makino

Alternative Names

Abelia umbellata (Graebn. & Buchw.) Rehder
Not accepted according to EOL Dynamic Hierarchy April 2022
Reference taxon from Synonymic Checklists of the Vascular Plants of the World in Species 2000 & ITIS Catalogue of Life
Linnaea umbellata Graebn. & Buchw. ex Graebn.
Not accepted according to EOL Dynamic Hierarchy April 2022
Reference taxon from Synonymic Checklists of the Vascular Plants of the World in Species 2000 & ITIS Catalogue of Life
Abelia umbellata (Graebn. & Buchw.) Rehder
Linnaea umbellata
Synonym according to NCBI
Linnaea umbellata Graebn. & Buchw. ex Graebn.
Abelia umbellata (Graebn. & Buchw.) Rehder
Not accepted according to EOL Dynamic Hierarchy Version 2.2.4
Abelia umbellata (Graebn. & Buchw.) Rehder
Synonym according to Catalogue of Life 26 March 2024
Linnaea umbellata Graebn. & Buchw. ex Graebn.
Not accepted according to EOL Dynamic Hierarchy Version 2.2.4
Linnaea umbellata Graebn. & Buchw. ex Graebn.
Synonym according to Catalogue of Life 26 March 2024

Common Names

There are no common names associated with this taxon.

Curated hierarchies for Zabelia umbellata (Graebn. & Buchw.) Makino