Grexes of Genus Gomonia Starting with Letter [F]

Found 2 grex names.
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Genus Name Genus Grex Name *Status Author Year Cross
Gomonia Gmn Fire Dragon G.Monnier 1985 Minas Gerais x praetexta Show Add To My Plants List for Sale or Trade
Gomonia Gmn Friedrich Ludwig G.Ludwig 1980 flavescens x imperatoris-maximiliani Show Add To My Plants List for Sale or Trade
*A Status of "Valid" for a species means it is the name accepted by taxonomists per the Kew List of Monocots ; for a hybrid it means it is the correct genus according to the Royal Horticulture Society

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