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Standard Cyclopedia of Horticulture
Eucodonia is referred to Achimenes. E. Eherenbergii, Hanst. (syn. A. lanata, Hanst.) It is offered abroad. E. naegelioides, Hort. (syn. Eucodonopsis nageliodes, Van Houtte), being a hybrid between Eucodonia Ehrenbergii and Naegelia zebrina splendens. Fls. single on the summits of the peduncles, declined, rose-purple. Var. lilacinella, Van Houtte, has large fls. white at the throat and striped and pointed with purple, and lilac-marbled on the limb. ^CH The above text is from the Standard Cyclopedia of Horticulture. It may be out of date, but still contains valuable and interesting information which can be incorporated into the remainder of the article. Click on "Collapse" in the header to hide this text.

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References

Standard Cyclopedia of Horticulture, by L. H. Bailey, MacMillan Co., 1963

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+Eucodonia is referred to Achimenes. E. Eherenbergii, Hanst. (syn. A. lanata, Hanst.) It is offered abroad. E. naegelioides, Hort. (syn. Eucodonopsis nageliodes, Van Houtte), being a hybrid between Eucodonia Ehrenbergii and Naegelia zebrina splendens. Fls. single on the summits of the peduncles, declined, rose-purple. Var. lilacinella, Van Houtte, has large fls. white at the throat and striped and pointed with purple, and lilac-marbled on the limb.
-Eucodonia is referred to Achimenes. E. Eherenbergii, Hanst.=A. lanata, Hanst (See p. 208, Vol. I). It is offered abroad. E. naegelioides,Hort.-=-Eucodonopsis nageliodes, Van Houtte, being a hybrid between Eucodonia Ehrenbergii and Naegelia zebrina splendens. Fls. single on the summits of the peduncles, declined, rose-purple. F.S. 16:1608. Var. lilacinella, Van Houtte, has large fls. white at the throat and striped and pointed with purple, and lilac-marbled on the limb. F.S. 18:1858-9.
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