Myrcia breviflora
Pedra Hume
Myrcia multiflora
(Lam.) DC. Species
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- Botanical name
- Myrcia multiflora
- Also known as
- Pedra Hume
- Family
- Myrtaceae
- Genus
- Myrcia
- Reference
- World Flora Online
How to grow Pedra Hume
We have not written a growing guide for this species yet.
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Other names for this plant
These names have all been used for Myrcia multiflora but are no longer the accepted name. You may still meet them on old labels, in books, or in nursery catalogues.
Aulomyrcia buxifolia
Aulomyrcia caerulescens
Aulomyrcia caesia
Aulomyrcia camaraeana
Aulomyrcia glaucescens
Aulomyrcia glaucescens var. grandifolia
Aulomyrcia glaucescens var. parvifolia
Aulomyrcia goyazensis
Aulomyrcia laruotteana var. peruviana
Aulomyrcia multiflora
Aulomyrcia multiflora var. grandifolia
Aulomyrcia ovalifolia
Aulomyrcia pallida
Aulomyrcia perforata
Aulomyrcia sphaerocarpa
Aulomyrcia sphaerocarpa var. arborescens
Aulomyrcia sphaerocarpa var. complicata
Aulomyrcia sphaerocarpa var. gracilis
Aulomyrcia sphaerocarpa var. intermedia
Aulomyrcia sphaerocarpa var. obtusata
Aulomyrcia sphaerocarpa var. ovata
Aulomyrcia sphaerocarpa var. pauciflora
Aulomyrcia vinacea
Cumetea multiflora
Eugenia multiflora
Eugenia multiflora
Myrcia caerulescens
Myrcia camaraeana
Myrcia ellipticifolia
Myrcia glaberrima
Myrcia glaucescens
Myrcia heringeriana
Myrcia multiflora f. glaucescens
Myrcia multiflora f. ovalifolia
Myrcia multiflora var. glaucescens
Myrcia multiflora var. multiflora
Myrcia multiflora var. ramulosa
Myrcia ovalifolia
Myrcia pallida
Myrcia sphaerocarpa
Myrcia taubatensis
Myrtus multiflora
Others in Myrcia
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