Paul, There is definitely a lot of confusion in these genera. The changes that your curator found was probably from the Kew checklist. Based on that list, I wasn't able to find the latest evidence (published at least in the 1900's) by which the names were changed. A quick web search on Eustephia coccinea shows flowers that look quite different, taken by Dr. Alan Meerow. I don't see anything compelling enough to change your tags just yet, unless he can confirm the ID. Nhu -- http://www.flickr.com/photos/xerantheum/ On Wed, Mar 23, 2011 at 12:11 PM, Paul Licht <plicht@berkeley.edu> wrote: > They are not synonymous, actually. > Phycella ignea is now Phycella cyrtanthoides and Phycella bicolor is now > Eustephia coccinea. > Phycella _biflora _is a synonym of P. ignea, prior to P. ignea being placed > into P. cyrtanthoides. > In other words, the images (and the plant we have) is Eustephia coccinea. > We are about to change our label. >