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*''Dicrypta'' <small> [[Lindl.]] 1830 | *''Dicrypta'' <small> [[Lindl.]] 1830</small> | ||
*''Marsupiaria''<small> [[Hoehne]] 1947 | *''Marsupiaria''<small> [[Hoehne]] 1947</small> | ||
*''Pentulops''<small> [[Raf.]] 1836 | *''Pentulops''<small> [[Raf.]] 1836</small> | ||
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'''''Heterotaxis''''' is a genus of [[orchid]]s formed by a group of circa fourteen neotropical species which previously were considered part of genus '' | '''''Heterotaxis''''' is a genus of [[orchid]]s formed by a group of circa fourteen neotropical species which previously were considered part of genus ''[[Maxillaria]]''. They are large [[epiphytic]] plants of small flowers. | ||
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*Publicação: ''Heterotaxis'' Lindl., Bot. Reg. 12: t. 1028. 1826. | *Publicação: ''Heterotaxis'' Lindl., Bot. Reg. 12: t. 1028. 1826. | ||
*Espécie tipo: ''[[Heterotaxis crassifolia]]'' Lindl. | *Espécie tipo: ''[[Heterotaxis crassifolia]]'' Lindl. | ||
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Heterotaxis is a genus of orchids formed by a group of circa fourteen neotropical species which previously were considered part of genus Maxillaria. They are large epiphytic plants of small flowers.