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Species of Verbena L. ser. Verbena

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Accepted Names
Exclude infraspecific names

NameSynonym ofaisortsortacc
Verbena officinalis L.  a Verbena officinalisL.  
Verbena officinalis L. var. officinalis  aiVerbena officinalisL. var.officinalis  
Verbena gracilescens (Cham.) Herter  a Verbena gracilescens(Cham.) Herter  
Verbena officinalis L. var. gracilescens Cham. Verbena gracilescens (Cham.) Herter  iVerbena officinalisL. var.gracilescens Cham. Verbena gracilescens(Cham.) Herter
Verbena filicaulis Schauer  a Verbena filicaulisSchauer  
Verbena swiftiana Moldenke  a Verbena swiftianaMoldenke  
Verbena demissa Moldenke  a Verbena demissaMoldenke  
Verbena grisea B. L. Rob. & Greenm.  a Verbena griseaB. L. Rob. & Greenm.  
Verbena townsendii Svenson  a Verbena townsendiiSvenson  
Verbena menthifolia Benth.  a Verbena menthifoliaBenth.  
Verbena domingensis Urb. Verbena officinalis L. var. officinalis   Verbena domingensisUrb. Verbena officinalisL. var.officinalis
Verbena riparia Raf. ex Small & A. Heller Verbena officinalis L. var. officinalis   Verbena ripariaRaf. ex Small & A. Heller Verbena officinalisL. var.officinalis
Verbena officinalis L. var. africana (R. Fern. & Verdc.) Munir  aiVerbena officinalisL. var.africana (R. Fern. & Verdc.) Munir  
Verbena officinalis L. subsp. africana R. Fern. & Verdc. Verbena officinalis L. var. africana (R. Fern. & Verdc.) Munir  iVerbena officinalisL. subsp. africana R. Fern. & Verdc. Verbena officinalisL. var.africana (R. Fern. & Verdc.) Munir
Verbena officinalis L. var. monticola Munir  aiVerbena officinalisL. var.monticola Munir  
Verbena officinalis L. var. macrostachya (F. Muell.) Benth.  aiVerbena officinalisL. var.macrostachya (F. Muell.) Benth.  
Verbena macrostachya F. Muell. Verbena officinalis L. var. macrostachya (F. Muell.) Benth.   Verbena macrostachyaF. Muell. Verbena officinalisL. var.macrostachya (F. Muell.) Benth.
Verbena officinalis L. var. eremicola Munir  aiVerbena officinalisL. var.eremicola Munir  
Verbena officinalis L. var. gaudichaudii Briq.  aiVerbena officinalisL. var.gaudichaudii Briq.  
Verbena caniuensis Moldenke  a Verbena caniuensisMoldenke  
Verbena hintonii Moldenke Verbena menthifolia Benth.   Verbena hintoniiMoldenke Verbena menthifoliaBenth.
Verbena regnelliana Moldenke Verbena filicaulis Schauer   Verbena regnellianaMoldenke Verbena filicaulisSchauer
Verbena russellii Moldenke Verbena officinalis L. var. officinalis   Verbena russelliiMoldenke Verbena officinalisL. var.officinalis
Verbena madrensis G. L. Nesom  a Verbena madrensisG. L. Nesom  
Verbena gaudichaudii (Briq.) P. W. Michael Verbena officinalis L. var. gaudichaudii Briq.   Verbena gaudichaudii(Briq.) P. W. Michael Verbena officinalisL. var.gaudichaudii Briq.
Verbena moctezumae G. L. Nesom & T. Van Devender  a Verbena moctezumaeG. L. Nesom & T. Van Devender  
Verbena officinalis L. subsp. officinalis Verbena officinalis L. var. officinalis  iVerbena officinalisL. subsp. officinalis Verbena officinalisL. var.officinalis


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