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Sinningia (for Wilhelm Sinning, gardener at the University of Bonn). Including Dolichodeira, Ligeria, and Rosanowia. Gesneriaceae. Tropical herbs with handsome tubular flowers, of glasshouse culture; includes the florists' gloxinia.

Pubescent or villous, from a tuberous rhizome: lvs. opposite, usually large, petioled; the floral ones reduced to bracts: fls. usually large, solitary or fascicled in the axils, pedicelled; calyx-tube shortly and broadly turbinate, adnate, 5-angled or 5-winged, the limb foliaceous, broadly 5-cleft or -parted; corolla-tube nearly equal at the base or the posterior gibbous, long or broadly cylindrical, the upper part swollen or bell-shaped; lobes 5, spreading, or the 2 posterior smaller; stamens included, attached to the tube of the corolla; anthers broad, the cells confluent at the apex; glands of the disk 5, distinct, or the 2 posterior more crowded together or connate; ovary half inferior; style dilated at the tip; stigma concave, entire or slightly 2-lobed. —Species 20-25, Brazil. Allied to Gesnera, Isoloma, and Achimenes, and of similar cultural requirements. The genus includes the cult. gloxinia, which is properly Sinningia speciosa, Benth. & Hook., but which is treated in this book under Gloxinia. Other than this species, the sinningias are little known horticulturally, although some of the species have much merit.
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==Cultivation==
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===Propagation===
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===Pests and diseases===
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==Species==


==Gallery==
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==References==
*[[Standard Cyclopedia of Horticulture]], by L. H. Bailey, MacMillan Co., 1963




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 Image:Sinningia speciosa (cultivar) 01.jpg| Sinningia speciosa (cultivar)
-Image:Sinningia canescens.jpg| Sinningia canescens
+Image:Sinningia canescens.jpg| Sinningia leucotricha
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 ==Species==
-''[[Sinningia brasiliensis]]''<br />
+*''[[Sinningia aggregata]]''
-''[[Sinningia canescens]]''<br />
+*''[[Sinningia brasiliensis]]''
-''[[Sinningia cooperi]]''<br />
+*''[[Sinningia canescens]]''
-''[[Sinningia iarae]]''<br />
+*''[[Sinningia cardinalis]]''
-''[[Sinningia incarnata]]''<br />
+*''[[Sinningia cooperi]]''
-''[[Sinningia leucotricha]]''<br />
+*''[[Sinningia iarae]]''
-''[[Sinningia lineata]]''<br />
+*''[[Sinningia incarnata]]''
-''[[Sinningia macropoda]]''<br />
+*''[[Sinningia leucotricha]]''
-''[[Sinningia speciosa]]''<br />
+*''[[Sinningia lineata]]''
-''[[Sinningia tubiflora]]''
+*''[[Sinningia macropoda]]''
 The Brazilian genera ''[[Paliavana]]'' and ''[[Vanhouttea]]'', consisting of shrubby plants without tubers, are closely related to ''Sinningia'' and recent morphological and molecular analyses (Boggan 1991, Perret et al. 2003) suggest that these genera are, in fact, nontuberous ''Sinningia'' species.  All three genera were included in tribe Gloxinieae in the classification system of [[Hans Wiehler]] but are now recognized in their own tribe, Sinningieae.

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 Sinningia (for Wilhelm Sinning, gardener at the University of Bonn). Including Dolichodeira, Ligeria, and Rosanowia. Gesneriaceae. Tropical herbs with handsome tubular flowers, of glasshouse culture; includes the florists' gloxinia.
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+''[[Sinningia brasiliensis]]''<br />
 ==Gallery==
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-Image:Upload.png| photo 1
+Image:Sinningia speciosa (cultivar) 01.jpg| Sinningia speciosa (cultivar)
-Image:Upload.png| photo 2
+Image:Sinningia canescens.jpg| Sinningia canescens
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 ==References==
-*[[Standard Cyclopedia of Horticulture]], by L. H. Bailey, MacMillan Co., 1963
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