Fendlerella is a monotypic genus of shrubs in the Hydrangeaceae, known as Utah Fendlerella, or sometimes as Utah Fendlerbush (it having previously been included in the closely related genus Fendlera, the Fendlerbushes) or Yerba Desierto.
Perception, too, is influenced by opinion, but I want to think of it here as an issue of weighting—that is, some taxonomists may focus undue attention on one or a small set of characters to the exclusion of other variation, which effectively weights those few characters more in the process of decision-making.
I have a loan of specimens of Fendlerella (little fendlerbush), a genus in the hydrangea family, from major herbaria, and I wanted know whether the specimens were identified correctly.
The name Fendlerella was first used by E. Greene in 1881 to describe what he thought was an undescribed, new species.
Basic orchid flowers are composed of thus: three sepals in the outer whorl, combined with three petals in the inner whorl.
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