Microchirita Explained
Microchirita is a genus of flowering plants in the family Gesneriaceae, subfamily Didymocarpoideae. It contains 48 species native to tropical Asia, ranging from the Indian subcontinent to Indochina, southern China, and Malesia.
Species
48 species are accepted.
- Microchirita albiflora
- Microchirita albocyanea
- Microchirita aratriformis
- Microchirita barbata
- Microchirita bimaculata
- Microchirita caerulea
- Microchirita caliginosa
- Microchirita candida
- Microchirita chonburiensis
- Microchirita cristata
- Microchirita elphinstonia
- Microchirita formosa
- Microchirita fuscifaucia
- Microchirita glandulosa
- Microchirita hairulii
- Microchirita hamosa
- Microchirita hemratii
- Microchirita huppatatensis
- Microchirita hypocrateriformis
- Microchirita involucrata
- Microchirita karaketii
- Microchirita lavandulacea
- Microchirita lilacina
- Microchirita limbata
- Microchirita luteola
- Microchirita marcanii
- Microchirita micromusa
- Microchirita minor
- Microchirita mollissima
- Microchirita oculata
- Microchirita personata
- Microchirita poomae
- Microchirita prostrata
- Microchirita purpurea
- Microchirita rayongensis
- Microchirita rupestris
- Microchirita ruthiae
- Microchirita sahyadriensis
- Microchirita sericea
- Microchirita striata
- Microchirita suddeei
- Microchirita suwatii
- Microchirita tadphoensis
- Microchirita tetsanae
- Microchirita thailandica
- Microchirita tubulosa
- Microchirita viola
- Microchirita woodii
