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'''''Nidularium innocentii''''' is a [[species (biology)|species]] of the [[genus (biology)|genus]] ''[[Nidularium]]''. This species is [[Endemism|endemic]] to [[Brazil]].
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Nidularium innocentii, Lem. (Karatas Innocentii, Ant.). Stem- less and stoloniferous: Lvs. about 20, in a dense rosette, strap-shaped, about 1 ft. long, broadest near the middle, with many small, spiny teeth, green but more or less tinted brown or red. the oval bract-lvs. bright red: fls. in a dense head, white. I.H. 9:329. — Named for the Marquis de St. Innocent, amateur, of Autun, France. There is a form with yellow-striped Lvs. I.H. 41:5. This species is one of the best nidulariums.
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Nidularium innocentii, Lem. (Karatas Innocentii, Ant.). Stem- less and stoloniferous: Lvs. about 20, in a dense rosette, strap-shaped, about 1 ft. long, broadest near the middle, with many small, spiny teeth, green but more or less tinted brown or red. the oval bract-lvs. bright red: fls. in a dense head, white.— Named for the Marquis de St. Innocent, amateur, of Autun, France. There is a form with yellow-striped Lvs. This species is one of the best nidulariums.
 
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==Varieties==
 
==Varieties==
 
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* [[Nidularium Alwyn Gentry|''Nidularium'' 'Alwyn Gentry']]
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* [[Nidularium Blue Lines|''Nidularium'' 'Blue Lines']]
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* [[Nidularium Chantrieri|''Nidularium'' 'Chantrieri']]
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* [[Nidularium Digeneum|''Nidularium'' 'Digeneum']]
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* [[Nidularium Krakatoa|''Nidularium'' 'Krakatoa']]
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* [[Nidularium Madame Robert Morobe|''Nidularium'' 'Madame Robert Morobe']]
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* [[Nidularium Maureanum|''Nidularium'' 'Maureanum']]
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* [[Nidularium Orange Innocent|''Nidularium'' 'Orange Innocent']]
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* [[Nidularium Red Queen|''Nidularium'' 'Red Queen']]
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* [[xNidumea Chantrieri|''xNidumea'' 'Chantrieri']]
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* [[xNidumea Midnight|''xNidumea'' 'Midnight']]
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* [[xNidumea Penumbra|''xNidumea'' 'Penumbra']]
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* [[xNidumea Superstar|''xNidumea'' 'Superstar']]
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* [[xNiduregelia Chantrieri|''xNiduregelia'' 'Chantrieri']]
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* [[xNiduregelia Midnight|''xNiduregelia'' 'Midnight']]
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* [[xOrtholarium Hades|''xOrtholarium'' 'Hades']]
  
 
==Gallery==
 
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Latest revision as of 00:50, 21 February 2010


Nidularium innocentii var. innocentii


Plant Characteristics
Habit   bromeliad

Lifespan: perennial
Origin: Brazil
Cultivation
Features: flowers, foliage
Flower features: red
Scientific Names

Bromeliaceae >

Nidularium >

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Nidularium innocentii is a species of the genus Nidularium. This species is endemic to Brazil.


Read about Nidularium innocentii in the Standard Cyclopedia of Horticulture 

Nidularium innocentii, Lem. (Karatas Innocentii, Ant.). Stem- less and stoloniferous: Lvs. about 20, in a dense rosette, strap-shaped, about 1 ft. long, broadest near the middle, with many small, spiny teeth, green but more or less tinted brown or red. the oval bract-lvs. bright red: fls. in a dense head, white.— Named for the Marquis de St. Innocent, amateur, of Autun, France. There is a form with yellow-striped Lvs. This species is one of the best nidulariums.


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