ACCEPTED FLOWERING SPECIES

Themeda arundinacea

Name author: (Roxb.) A.Camus

A species in the Poaceae family, accepted in the World Flora Online Plant List, June 2026 edition.

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Botanical classification

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Plant group: Angiosperms · flowering plants
Order: Poales
Family: Poaceae
Genus: Themeda
Species: Themeda arundinacea
Taxonomic status: Accepted in this release
Name publication year: 1922

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Synonyms & earlier names

Names that this release treats as synonyms of Themeda arundinacea. These are scientific names, not a list of cultivars or common names.

19 synonyms in this snapshot

Andropogon arundinaceusName author: (Roxb.) Voigt
Anthistiria arundinaceaName author: Roxb.
Anthistiria arundinacea var. subsericansName author: (Nees ex Steud.) Andersson
Anthistiria basisericeaName author: F.Muell.
Anthistiria gigantea subsp. arundinaceaName author: (Roxb.) Hack.
Anthistiria gigantea subvar. subsericansName author: (Nees ex Steud.) Hack.
Anthistiria gigantea var. arundinaceaName author: (Roxb.) Hack. ex Ridl.
Anthistiria subsericansName author: Nees ex Steud.
Anthistiria vulpinaName author: Andersson
Cymbopogon arundinaceusName author: (Roxb.) Schult.
Cymbopogon hispidusName author: Griff.
Themeda arundinacea var. subsericansName author: (Steud.) A.Camus
Themeda gigantea subsp. arundinaceaName author: (Roxb.) Hack.
Themeda gigantea var. arundinaceaName author: (Roxb.) Hack.
Themeda gigantea var. subsericansName author: (Steud.) Hack.
Themeda gigantea var. vulpinaName author: (Andersson) Hack. ex Jansen
Themeda intermedia var. intortaName author: Jansen
Themeda subsericansName author: (Nees ex Steud.) Ridl.
Themeda subsericansName author: (Nees ex Steud.) Ridl.

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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