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Anthurium forgetii is a plant first described by NE Brown in 1906 in the "Gardeners Chronicle", a weekly botanical journal from London. According to the description, the name goes back to the fir...
Anthurium crystallinum Linden & André
Anthurium crystallinum is an anthurium species from the section Cardiolonchium, described by Linden & André in 1873, which is native to Colombia and Panama. The original botanical description...
This anthurium species is a species from the Magnificum complex. It has not yet been described scientifically, which is indicated by the abbreviation "ined." (=ineditus, Latin for not published). ...
Anthurium dressleri is an anthurium described in 1978 by Tom Croat, curator of the Missouri Botanical Gardens. It belongs to the section Cardiolonchium and is found exclusively in Panama and, more...
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