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Nomenclatural Notes on Wu P'i Ch'a or the Black-Barked Tea Plant
並列摘要
The Indo-Malayan genus Pyrenaira and the southern Chinese genus Tutcheria have been merged, the new name for Wu P'i Ch'a is Pyrenaria shingkoensis (Hayata) H. Keng. It is further postulated that this p ant could have reach d Formosa via southern China prior to the formation of the present Taiwan Strait.
並列關鍵字
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