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Blume (1823) — Catalogus, Hoya multiflora p. 49

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Book catalogue — targeted page capture 1823 Dutch catalogue with Latin botanical name entry

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Citation

Carl Ludwig Blume. Catalogus van eenige der merkwaardigste zoo in- als uit-heemsche gewassen, te vinden in ’s Lands Plantentuin te Buitenzorg. 1823. pp. 49.

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What this source contributes

The archived page 49 of Blume’s 1823 Catalogus lists multiflora under Hoya. It provides a primary-source anchor for the publication chronology.

Evidence scope and limits

A complete facsimile is now archived for private research, alongside the earlier targeted capture. The page-specific findings retain their existing scope while scientific review and public reuse permissions remain separate. The brief entry and the fuller treatment in Blume’s later Bijdragen should be read as distinct historical evidence. This page alone is not an independent determination under the botanical nomenclature Code.

Evidence scope and limits

Complete facsimile archived for private research; previous targeted capture preserved. Scientific review and public reuse permissions remain separate.

Hoya records using this source

Hoya multifloraHoya multiflora is an accepted species with a shrub-like, non-climbing habit, narrow leaves, and clusters of strongly reflexed flowers that give it an unusual shooting-star…

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