Epidendrum tagaeri-taromenane Hágsater, E.Santiago & J.J.Donoso
, Icon. Orchid. 19(1): t. 1943 (2022).- IPNI Life Sciences Identifier (LSID)
- urn:lsid:ipni.org:names:77313115-1
- Publication
- Icones Orchidacearum. Mexico City
- Collation
- 19(1): t. 1943
- Date of Publication
- 3 May 2022
- Family as entered in IPNI
- Orchidaceae
Type Information
- Collector Team
- Juan Javier Donoso Tenemaza 312
- Locality
- Orellana: Cantón Aguarico: Parroquia Tiputini: Parque Nacional Yasuní, 209 m
- Collection Date
- 8 May 2021
- Type Herbaria
- holotype QCNE (LCDP and photo voucher).
- Distribution Of Types
- Ecuador (Western South America, Southern America)
Nomenclatural Notes
[epublished]
Remarks
Etymology: 'In honor of the last human groups who have remained in voluntary isolation that have inhabited the Yasuní forests. The call themselves Tagaeri/Taromenane and have a direct affiliation with the Waorani indigenous people, who were generically known as Aucas. In some studies (WRM 2013), they mention that the Tagaeri would have disappeared due to causes related to diseases and internal conflicts, in the same way that it would be happening with the Taromenane. Tagaeri and Taromenane are nouns in apposition'.