Talk:Lemon verbena

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[edit] species name?

Acc. to GRIN, Aloysia triphylla is now Aloysia citrodora. NaySay 17:40, 1 May 2007 (UTC)

We wouldn't have these problems if we just used stable common names instead of those inconsistent scientific names (Just kidding. Mostly). Seriously, ITIS says that Aloysia citriodora is not accepted and Aloysia triphylla is the accepted name. They don't have anything under the spelling Aloysia citrodora. You're right about GRIN, though. I'm not sure what to say, in the absence of further research and/or greater expertise. Kingdon 18:53, 1 May 2007 (UTC)