Werauhia J.R.Grant
Werauhia is a genus of the subfamily Tillandsioideae, family Bromeliaceae.
The genus is named for Werner Rauh, a German botanist (1913-2000). Based on molecular evidence and flower morphology, a number of species previously classified within other bromeliad genera, especially Vriesia and Tillandsia, have been placed in Werauhia. They are mainly epiphytes ranging from Central American and Caribbean countries down to Brazil and Argentina.
The genus contains 95 species. (source: Encyclopaedia of Bromeliads)

acuminatadresslerileucophyllaororiensissubsecunda
amplagibbaluctuosaosaensistalamancana
anitanagigantealuisgomeziipanamaensistarmaensis
apiculatagladiolifloralutheripaniculatatiquirensis
attenuatagraminifolialymansmithiipatzeltiitonduziana
balanophoragreenbergiimacranthapauperaumbrosa
bariiguadelupensismacrochlamyspectinataurbaniana
bicolorhaberiimaculatapedicellatauxoris
bolivianahainesiorummarnierlapostolleipictavanhyningii
bracteosahaltoniimelgueiroipittieriverrucosa
broadwayihaplostachyamillenniaproctoriivietoris
bruneihygrometricamontanapycnanthaviridiflora
burgerihylaeanamoralesiirauhiiviridis
camptocladainsignisnephrolepisringensvittata
capitata- var. brevifolianoctiflorensrubravulcanicola
comatajeniinocturnarugosawerckleana
cowelliikathyaenotatasanguinolentawilliamsii
dalstroemiikupperiananutanssinguliflorawoodsoniana
dianthalatissimaochraceasintenisii
dodsoniilaxaorjuelaestenophylla

Updated 29/10/22