''Vriesea guttata'' is a species of
flowering plant
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in the
Bromeliaceae
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family.
[ It is ]endemic
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to Brazil
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.
Cultivars
* ''Vriesea'' 'Cherry Bow'
* ''Vriesea'' 'Cupid's Bow'
* ''Vriesea'' 'Donneaina'
* ''Vriesea'' 'Golden Plaits'
* ''Vriesea'' 'Inspektor Perring'
* ''Vriesea'' 'Karamea Granada'
* ''Vriesea'' 'Lav (Lavender)'
* ''Vriesea'' 'Petersiana'
* ''Vriesea'' 'Regent'
* ''Vriesea'' 'Sanderiana'
* ''Vriesea'' 'Wingding'
References
*
BSI Cultivar Registry
Retrieved 11 October 2009
guttata
Flora of Brazil
Taxa named by Édouard André
Taxa named by Jean Jules Linden
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