Acropora florida (Dana, 1846)

Dataset

GBIF Backbone Taxonomy

Rank

SPECIES

Classification

kingdom

Animalia

phylum

Cnidaria

class

Anthozoa

order

Scleractinia

family

Acroporidae

genus

Acropora

species

Acropora florida

Name

Synonyms

Acropora affinis (Brook, 1893)

Acropora florida (Dana, 1846)

Acropora gravida (Dana, 1846)

Acropora multiramosa Nemenzo, 1967

Acropora polymorpha (Brook, 1891)

Acropora polymorpha (Brook, 1891)

Madrepora affinis Brook, 1893

Madrepora affinis Brook, 1893

Madrepora brachyclados Ortmann, 1888

Madrepora compressa Bassett-Smith, 1890

Madrepora compressa Bassett-Smith, 1890

Madrepora florida Dana, 1846

Madrepora florida Dana, 1846

Madrepora florida f. confluens Brook, 1893

Madrepora florida f. confluens Brook, 1893

Madrepora florida f. florida

Madrepora florida f. florida

Madrepora gravida Dana, 1846

Madrepora gravida Dana, 1846

Madrepora ornata Brook, 1891

Homonyms

Acropora florida (Dana, 1846)

Acropora florida (Dana, 1846)

Common names

サボテンミドリイシ in Japanese

Branch Coral in English

サボテンミドリイシ in Japanese

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