Ensete nepalense, a new combination, lectotypification and recognition as a distinct species endemic to Nepal

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Abstract

Field and herbarium-based studies have revealed that Musa nepalense Wall. should be recognised as a species distinct from Musa glauca Roxb. (=Ensete glaucum (Roxb.) Cheesman), rather than a synonym as it has usually been assumed since the 1890s. Musa nepalense is lectotypified, and a new combination Ensete nepalense (Wall.) G.Parmar & Trias-Blasi is made. Diagnostic characters, distribution, a key to related species, habitat and phenological data are provided for E. nepalense.

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Parmar, G., Lamichhane, D., Paudel, H. R., & Trias-Blasi, A. (2023). Ensete nepalense, a new combination, lectotypification and recognition as a distinct species endemic to Nepal. Kew Bulletin, 78(3), 405–411. https://doi.org/10.1007/s12225-023-10091-2

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