Ocotea floribunda
A species in the Lauraceae family, accepted in the World Flora Online Plant List, June 2026 edition.
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Synonyms & earlier names
Names that this release treats as synonyms of Ocotea floribunda. These are scientific names, not a list of cultivars or common names.
26 synonyms in this snapshot
- Calycodaphne dysoxylonName author: Bojer
- Calycodaphne floribundaName author: (Sw.) Bojer
- Laurus ceriferaName author: Vahl
- Laurus exaltataName author: Willd. ex Nees
- Laurus exaltataName author: Rudolph ex Meisn.
- Laurus floribundaName author: Sw.
- Laurus multiglandulosaName author: Ruiz & Pav.
- Laurus retroflexaName author: Poir.
- Laurus salicifoliaName author: Trevir. ex Nees
- Nectandra floribundaName author: (Sw.) Nees
- Ocotea architectorumName author: Mez
- Ocotea arenaensisName author: Brooks
- Ocotea botryophyllaName author: Klotzsch & H.Karst. ex Nees
- Ocotea canifloraName author: Mez
- Ocotea lanceolata f. latifoliaName author: Hassl.
- Ocotea multiglandulosaName author: (Ruiz & Pav.) Mez
- Ocotea poeppigianaName author: (Nees) J.F.Macbr.
- Ocotea wachenheimiiName author: Benoist
- Oreodaphne domingensisName author: Nees
- Oreodaphne floribundaName author: Nees
- Oreodaphne poeppigianaName author: Nees
- Oreodaphne retroflexaName author: Nees
- Oreodaphne willdenovianaName author: Nees
- Persea floribundaName author: (Sw.) Schott
- Persea retroflexaName author: Spreng.
- Strychnodaphne floribundaName author: (Sw.) Griseb.
About this record
Source: World Flora Online Plant List, June 2026, published June 21, 2026. Taxonomic data is available under CC0. Acceptance, synonymy, and family placement reflect this release and may change with later research. A missing extinction flag is not evidence of a species’ conservation status. Photographs, where available, are separately credited botanical references. This record does not supply cut-flower availability or a guaranteed care schedule.
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