Statut pour la Guyane française
Hou, C., Humphreys, A., Thureborn, O. & Rydin, C. 2015. New insights into the evolutionary history of Gnetum (Gnetales). Taxon, 64(2): 239-253. [GF = A]

 

Source de la synonymie (de Gnetum leyboldii var. woodsonianum Markgr., 1965)
Funk, V., Hollowell, T., Berry, P., Kelloff, C. & Alexander, S. N. 2007. Checklist of the Plants of the Guiana Shield (Venezuela: Amazonas, Bolivar, Delta Amacuro; Guyana, Surinam, French Guiana). Contributions from the United States National Herbarium, 55: 1-580. [CD_REF = 731538] Gnetum urens (Aubl.) Blume, 1834

 

Source de la synonymie (de Gnetum leyboldii var. woodsonianum Markgr., 1965)
Hou, C., Humphreys, A., Thureborn, O. & Rydin, C. 2015. New insights into the evolutionary history of Gnetum (Gnetales). Taxon, 64(2): 239-253. [CD_REF = 926921] Gnetum woodsonianum (Markgr.) Won, 2008 [nom. inval.]

 

Taxonomie : "G. leyboldii and “G. woodsonianum” (G. leyboldii var. woodsonianum Markgr.) are sisters. “Gnetum woodsonianum”, endemic to Colombia and Panama (Markgraf, 1965), is currently considered synonymous with G. urens (WCSP, 2014). Our results do not support such a treatment but are more in line with Markgraf’s (1965) opinion that “G. woodsonianum” is a variety of G. leyboldii. However, Markgraf (1965) reports morphological differences between the taxa: G. leyboldii has broadly elliptic leaves, which are smooth and shiny and has inflorescences with 3–4 whorls, whereas the leaves of “G. woodsonianum” are elliptic and not shiny, due to the occurrence of dense subepidermal fibres, and inflorescences have only 1–2 whorls (Markgraf, 1965). Considering these differences, “G. woodsonianum” and G. leyboldii could probably both be treated as species." (Hou et al., Taxon, 64(2): 239-253. 2015).