Neoregelia marmorata

Neoregelia marmorata is a species flowering plant in the Bromeliaceae family.[1] It is endemic to Brazil.

Neoregelia marmorata
Scientific classification
Kingdom:
Plantae
(unranked):
Angiosperms
(unranked):
Monocots
(unranked):
Commelinids
Order:
Poales
Family:
Bromeliaceae
Subfamily:
Bromelioideae
Genus:
Neoregelia
Species:
N. marmorata
Binomial name
Neoregelia marmorata
Synonyms

Aregelia marmorata (Baker) Mez
Karatas marmorata Baker
Nidularium laurentii var. elatius Regel

Cultivars
  • Neoregelia 'Alex D. Hawkes'
  • Neoregelia 'Atrata'
  • Neoregelia 'Beelzebub'
  • Neoregelia 'Big Brother'
  • Neoregelia 'Bliss'
  • Neoregelia 'Charm'
  • Neoregelia 'Charmian'
  • Neoregelia 'Dad's Special'
  • Neoregelia 'Dark Glory'
  • Neoregelia 'Dazzle'
  • Neoregelia 'Forest Drive'
  • Neoregelia 'Freckle Face'
  • Neoregelia 'Hal Ellis'
  • Neoregelia 'Julian Nally'
  • Neoregelia 'Kin-Naree'
  • Neoregelia 'Krasny'
  • Neoregelia 'Little Cherub'
  • Neoregelia 'Madrid'
  • Neoregelia 'Manoa Beauty'
  • Neoregelia 'Marcon'
  • Neoregelia 'Marilu Freckles'
  • Neoregelia 'Memoriam'
  • Neoregelia 'Mini Misso'
  • Neoregelia 'Mottles'
  • Neoregelia 'Nez Misso'
  • Neoregelia 'Red Clown'
  • Neoregelia 'Red Dot'
  • Neoregelia 'Red Variety'
  • Neoregelia 'Robust'
  • Neoregelia 'Rose Mist'
  • Neoregelia 'Royal Colour'
  • Neoregelia 'Royal Purple'
  • Neoregelia 'Royal Red'
  • Neoregelia 'Spotted Dick'
  • Neoregelia 'Stepping Out'
  • Neoregelia 'Stormy Forest'
  • Neoregelia 'Stormy Forest Too'
  • Neoregelia 'Sun Red'
  • Neoregelia 'Suntan'
  • Neoregelia 'Sweetie Pie'
  • Neoregelia 'Thelma's Choice'
  • xNeomea 'Arla Rutledge'
  • xNeomea 'San Diego'
  • xNeophytum 'Mollie S.'
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References
  1. "Neoregelia marmorata (Baker) L.B.Sm". Plants of the World Online. The Trustees of the Royal Botanic Gardens, Kew. n.d. Retrieved July 23, 2020.


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