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I just removed the phrase where Anubias pynaertii was said to be named after this guy. Actually the book used as source for the first part of that sentence may simply be wrong. All the numerous Congolese plants named 'pynaertii' where named so honouring another Belgian guy: Léon Pynaert, the first director of the Eala Botanical Gardens. — Preceding
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