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Photographic images of the Rhynchoglossum species studied. a, fRhynchoglossum gardneri, and bR. notonianum both from Sri Lanka; cR. obliquum from India, d, gR. notonianum, and e, h, iR. scabrum from South India; a-e, habit; f-i, inflorescence and flowers. Arrows indicate the position of the single enlarged wing on a calyx. Scale bars all 5 mm. (photographs a, i by M. Möller; b, f by S. Ranasinghe; c by Manudev K.M. and Arunkumar P.G.; d, e, g, h by Janeesha A.P.)

Photographic images of the Rhynchoglossum species studied. a, fRhynchoglossum gardneri, and bR. notonianum both from Sri Lanka; cR. obliquum from India, d, gR. notonianum, and e, h, iR. scabrum from South India; a-e, habit; f-i, inflorescence and flowers. Arrows indicate the position of the single enlarged wing on a calyx. Scale bars all 5 mm. (photographs a, i by M. Möller; b, f by S. Ranasinghe; c by Manudev K.M. and Arunkumar P.G.; d, e, g, h by Janeesha A.P.)

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We revised the genus Rhynchoglossum papuae in South India and Sri Lanka, investigating in particular the status of R. scabrum. Based on molecular phylogenetic analyses and morphological studies, R. scabrum, endemic to South India, is re-established. It was previously synonymised with R. notonianum, but the multiple samples of the species included i...