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Mexianthus mexicanus
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Mexianthus mexicanus

plant genus
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  • Ynes Enriquetta Julietta Mexia
    Ynes Enriquetta Julietta Mexia
    / Career and contributions

    …on species from her collections: Mexianthus mexicanus, a genus of flowering plant in the aster family, and Spumula quadrifida, a rust fungus. Mexia did not describe her own collections but kept detailed field notes. She was known for her travel lectures, which featured evocative photos of the landscapes and plants…

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    …on species from her collections: Mexianthus mexicanus, a genus of flowering plant in the aster family, and Spumula quadrifida, a rust fungus. Mexia did not describe her own collections but kept detailed field notes. She was known for her travel lectures, which featured evocative photos of the landscapes and plants…

    Read More