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Species of Hoodia Sweet ex Decne.

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Accepted Names
Exclude infraspecific names

NameSynonym ofaisortsortacc
Hoodia barklyi Dyer Hoodia gordonii (Masson) Sweet ex Decne.   Hoodia barklyiDyer Hoodia gordonii(Masson) Sweet ex Decne.
Hoodia burkei N. E. Br. Hoodia gordonii (Masson) Sweet ex Decne.   Hoodia burkeiN. E. Br. Hoodia gordonii(Masson) Sweet ex Decne.
Hoodia gordonii (Masson) Sweet ex Decne.  a Hoodia gordonii(Masson) Sweet ex Decne.  
Hoodia macrantha Dinter Hoodia currorii (Hook.) Decne. subsp. currorii   Hoodia macranthaDinter Hoodia currorii(Hook.) Decne. subsp. currorii
Hoodia spp. a Hoodia spp. 
Hoodia alstonii (N. E. Br.) Plowes  a Hoodia alstonii(N. E. Br.) Plowes  
Hoodia currorii (Hook.) Decne.  a Hoodia currorii(Hook.) Decne.  
Hoodia currorii (Hook.) Decne. subsp. currorii  aiHoodia currorii(Hook.) Decne. subsp. currorii  
Hoodia currorii (Hook.) Decne. subsp. lugardii (N. E. Br.) Bruyns  aiHoodia currorii(Hook.) Decne. subsp. lugardii (N. E. Br.) Bruyns  
Hoodia lugardii N. E. Br. Hoodia currorii (Hook.) Decne. subsp. lugardii (N. E. Br.) Bruyns   Hoodia lugardiiN. E. Br. Hoodia currorii(Hook.) Decne. subsp. lugardii (N. E. Br.) Bruyns
Hoodia dregei N. E. Br.  a Hoodia dregeiN. E. Br.  
Hoodia flava (N. E. Br.) Plowes  a Hoodia flava(N. E. Br.) Plowes  
Hoodia juttae Dinter  a Hoodia juttaeDinter  
Hoodia officinalis (N. E. Br.) Plowes  a Hoodia officinalis(N. E. Br.) Plowes  
Hoodia officinalis (N. E. Br.) Plowes subsp. officinalis  aiHoodia officinalis(N. E. Br.) Plowes subsp. officinalis  
Hoodia officinalis (N. E. Br.) Plowes subsp. delaetiana (Dinter) Bruyns  aiHoodia officinalis(N. E. Br.) Plowes subsp. delaetiana (Dinter) Bruyns  
Hoodia parviflora N. E. Br.  a Hoodia parvifloraN. E. Br.  
Hoodia pedicellata (Schinz) Plowes  a Hoodia pedicellata(Schinz) Plowes  
Hoodia pilifera (L. f.) Plowes  a Hoodia pilifera(L. f.) Plowes  
Hoodia pilifera (L. f.) Plowes subsp. pilifera  aiHoodia pilifera(L. f.) Plowes subsp. pilifera  
Hoodia pilifera (L. f.) Plowes subsp. pillansii (N. E. Br.) Bruyns  aiHoodia pilifera(L. f.) Plowes subsp. pillansii (N. E. Br.) Bruyns  
Hoodia pilifera (L. f.) Plowes subsp. annulata (N. E. Br.) Bruyns  aiHoodia pilifera(L. f.) Plowes subsp. annulata (N. E. Br.) Bruyns  
Hoodia ruschii Dinter  a Hoodia ruschiiDinter  
Hoodia triebneri (Nel) Bruyns  a Hoodia triebneri(Nel) Bruyns  
Hoodia longispina Plowes Hoodia gordonii (Masson) Sweet ex Decne.   Hoodia longispinaPlowes Hoodia gordonii(Masson) Sweet ex Decne.
Hoodia foetida Plowes Hoodia triebneri (Nel) Bruyns   Hoodia foetidaPlowes Hoodia triebneri(Nel) Bruyns
Hoodia coleorum Plowes Hoodia pilifera (L. f.) Plowes subsp. pillansii (N. E. Br.) Bruyns   Hoodia coleorumPlowes Hoodia pilifera(L. f.) Plowes subsp. pillansii (N. E. Br.) Bruyns
Hoodia annulata (N. E. Br.) Plowes Hoodia pilifera (L. f.) Plowes subsp. annulata (N. E. Br.) Bruyns   Hoodia annulata(N. E. Br.) Plowes Hoodia pilifera(L. f.) Plowes subsp. annulata (N. E. Br.) Bruyns
Hoodia delaetiana (Dinter) Plowes Hoodia officinalis (N. E. Br.) Plowes subsp. delaetiana (Dinter) Bruyns   Hoodia delaetiana(Dinter) Plowes Hoodia officinalis(N. E. Br.) Plowes subsp. delaetiana (Dinter) Bruyns
Hoodia grandis (N. E. Br.) Plowes Hoodia pilifera (L. f.) Plowes subsp. pillansii (N. E. Br.) Bruyns   Hoodia grandis(N. E. Br.) Plowes Hoodia pilifera(L. f.) Plowes subsp. pillansii (N. E. Br.) Bruyns
Hoodia mossamedensis (L. C. Leach) Plowes  a Hoodia mossamedensis(L. C. Leach) Plowes  
  1. Hoodia alstonii (N. E. Br.) Plowes
  2. Hoodia annulata (N. E. Br.) Plowes (=Hoodia pilifera (L. f.) Plowes subsp. annulata (N. E. Br.) Bruyns)
  3. Hoodia barklyi Dyer (=Hoodia gordonii (Masson) Sweet ex Decne.)
  4. Hoodia burkei N. E. Br. (=Hoodia gordonii (Masson) Sweet ex Decne.)
  5. Hoodia coleorum Plowes (=Hoodia pilifera (L. f.) Plowes subsp. pillansii (N. E. Br.) Bruyns)
  6. Hoodia currorii (Hook.) Decne.
  7. Hoodia currorii (Hook.) Decne. subsp. currorii
  8. Hoodia currorii (Hook.) Decne. subsp. lugardii (N. E. Br.) Bruyns
  9. Hoodia delaetiana (Dinter) Plowes (=Hoodia officinalis (N. E. Br.) Plowes subsp. delaetiana (Dinter) Bruyns)
  10. Hoodia dregei N. E. Br.
  11. Hoodia flava (N. E. Br.) Plowes
  12. Hoodia foetida Plowes (=Hoodia triebneri (Nel) Bruyns)
  13. Hoodia gordonii (Masson) Sweet ex Decne.
  14. Hoodia grandis (N. E. Br.) Plowes (=Hoodia pilifera (L. f.) Plowes subsp. pillansii (N. E. Br.) Bruyns)
  15. Hoodia juttae Dinter
  16. Hoodia longispina Plowes (=Hoodia gordonii (Masson) Sweet ex Decne.)
  17. Hoodia lugardii N. E. Br. (=Hoodia currorii (Hook.) Decne. subsp. lugardii (N. E. Br.) Bruyns)
  18. Hoodia macrantha Dinter (=Hoodia currorii (Hook.) Decne. subsp. currorii)
  19. Hoodia mossamedensis (L. C. Leach) Plowes
  20. Hoodia officinalis (N. E. Br.) Plowes
  21. Hoodia officinalis (N. E. Br.) Plowes subsp. delaetiana (Dinter) Bruyns
  22. Hoodia officinalis (N. E. Br.) Plowes subsp. officinalis
  23. Hoodia parviflora N. E. Br.
  24. Hoodia pedicellata (Schinz) Plowes
  25. Hoodia pilifera (L. f.) Plowes
  26. Hoodia pilifera (L. f.) Plowes subsp. annulata (N. E. Br.) Bruyns
  27. Hoodia pilifera (L. f.) Plowes subsp. pilifera
  28. Hoodia pilifera (L. f.) Plowes subsp. pillansii (N. E. Br.) Bruyns
  29. Hoodia ruschii Dinter
  30. Hoodia spp.
  31. Hoodia triebneri (Nel) Bruyns


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