Mucuna hainanensis subsp. multilamellata, Wilmot-Dear

Wiriadinata, H., Ohashi, H. & Adema, F., 2016, Notes on Malesian Fabaceae (Leguminosae-Papilionoideae) 16. The genus Mucuna, Blumea 61 (2), pp. 90-124 : 108

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scientific name	Mucuna hainanensis subsp. multilamellata
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a. subsp. multilamellata Wilmot-Dear View in CoL

Mucuna hainanensis Hayata subsp. multilamellata Wilmot-Dear (1991a) View in CoL 207; (1991b) 234. — Type: King s.n. (holo K;iso K),Cult.Hort.Kew (ex Calcutta).

Mucuna nigricans View in CoL auct. non (Lour.) Steud.: Merr. (1910) 116, p.p.; (1918) 187, p.p.; (1923) 309, p.p.

Negretia urens auct. non Tussac: Blanco (1837) 586, p.p.; (1845) 409, p.p.; (1879) 387, p.p.

Distribution — Nepal, India, Bangladesh, Burma; Malesia: Philippines: Luzon, Guimaras Isl., Leyte, Mindanao.

Habitat & Ecology — Along creeks. Altitude up to 100 m. Flowering: January, March, July, October; fruiting: November.

Note — Also known as M. nigricans var./ subsp. nigricans . Mucuna hainanensis is one of the species formerly confused with M. nigricans . The latter name is now a rejected name, see Dubious and Excluded Species. For more detailed synonymy and a comprehensive discussion, see the papers by Wilmot-Dear (1991a, b). The subsp. hainanensis is found in China, Vietnam and Thailand.