If you look at the Kew checklist you find that Solaria which is considered to be in the Alliaceae family (Kew uses the APG II -- Angiosperm Phylogeny Group system) was named in 1857 when one species was named. Most of the other species were named or renamed by Ravenna. (One of the renamed ones was a Gethyum and the other called Ancrumia). The Solaria species Lee referenced was named in 2005. On the other hand the checklist is not accepting Famatina which was created by Ravenna in 1972. The Kew accepted names are: Rhodophiala andina and Phycella herbertiana for the various Ravenna named species . The plant Lee referenced is the latter so Lee had sharp eyes to see it looked like a Phycella. There is another species Ravenna named in 2003, Famatina cisandina, that Kew lists as unplaced. That's the first time I've seen that as a category. As someone pointed out to me, Kew checklist is just another resource and not all resources agree, but at least it is a resource that is on the web which I really appreciate. Mary Sue