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- Amazon Red
- Arla Rutledge
- Aztec Forest
- Barbara Ruskin
- Big Rusty
- Black Snow
- Blanca
- Blood Moon
- Bourbon Street
- Bronze Medallion
- Bryant's Strawberry
- Buchanan's Nebula
- Bueno Flores
- Caldera
- Caribbean Queen
- Chanza
- Charming
- Chiriqui
- Cleopatra's Sunrise
- Connie
- Dennis
- Desert Storm
- Dragon Blood
- Dragon Spot
- Dust Storm
- Earth Revolution
- Eruption
- Eugenia
- Exquisita
- Fair & Lovely
- Fantastic
- Fascidorffii
- Flame
- Flashdance
- Flighty
- Game Of Thrones
- Good Remembrance
- Hotch Potch
- Hummel's Strawberry
- Hunua Lotus
- Hunua Pink Lotus
- Innerbloom
- Jacobs Gold
- James J. Antle
- Kel
- Koah Diversity
- Koah Universal
- La Fin
- La Trappe
- Lava Rose
- Leonardo
- Light Years
- Little Rocket Man
- Lotta Dots
- Lotus
- Luxor
- Magenta Star
- Marmen
- Marnieri
- Mars
- Mars Rising
- Matthew Jolly
- Meadii
- Memoria Ralph Davis
- Mentor
- Midnight Sun
- Minnie Belle
- Miss Thailand
- Montrose
- Morning Sun
- Munchkin
- Mundillo
- Murky Water
- Nebula
- NOTES
- Olympiad
- Pasha
- Peter Kearney
- Pharaoh
- Pink Cascade
- Pink Frost
- Pink Haze
- Pink Stardust
- Polka Dot
- Polka Parade
- Popcorn
- Porcupine
- Ralph Davis
- Ramo
- Raspberry Lick
- Red Riding Hood
- Red Viking
- Reggae Sunsplash
- Renaissance
- Ringin
- San Diego
- Sandra J. Antle
- Santa Marta
- Santa Marta Marginated
- Scorcher
- Serrata Comet
- Serrata Star
- Shooting Star
- Silver Fox
- Solar Flare
- Spellbound
- Splendiferous
- Stardust
- Strawberry Patch
- Strawberry Speckles
- Sweetheart
- Thing One
- Thing Two
- Tik
- Twilight
- Valley Beet
- Valley Silverback
- Valley Sweet Nut
- Valli
- Vanity Fair
- Violet Beauty
- Volcanic
- Whiskey Street
- White Ghost
- Yanomami
- Zero
- Zydeco
Bromeliad Cultivar Register (9440)
| xNEOMEA ‘Santa Marta’ | ? / Cathcart D* | ? | |
A plant from Franz Gruber allegedly collected in the Santa Marta Mountains in Colombia There is suspicion that this plant really originated in a nursery in Colombia which is why it was called a bigeneric. However, it has not been examined in detail and could well be an Aechmea with no direct links to Neoregelia. There is a variegated form- in cultivation---see x Neomea 'Santa Marta Marginated'. Reg. Doc. 2/2002. | |||
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