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Notes
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The identity of this name in modern taxonomy is not known. It is based on plants found in India, so it is presumably a cultivated form of Cinchona calisaya or Cinchona pubescens or a hybrid. It has been treated as a synonym of Cinchona calisaya (e.g., Kew World Checklist) but Andersson (1998: 61) in his study of Cinchona regarded it as either cultivated Cinchona calisaya or a hybrid involving that species.
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