Hi Bromadams
I think I will have to use Google Translate To figure out what you just said. What language is that?
Bob

Well, you can't just say "you taxonomists don't know Jack so let me tell you how to do this".

WOW now that is a fast way to take all the fun out of growing broms.......invent a new language

In the end, they didn't do the deed. They punted and said that more research was needed, which, is obviously true.

"Taxon sampling was sufficient to differentiate Aechmea and related genera into three main clades, providing the most resolved phylogeny of the genus Aechmea and the core Bromelioids to date. However, given the historical taxonomic challenges in the group, a conservative approach would be to postpone renaming any genera or subgenera until further genomic and taxon sampling can be added to the current analysis. Specifically, (1) more individuals from widespread taxa, (2) inclusion of members of unsampled genera Fernseea (two species-hypothetically sister to Billbergia) and Eduandrea (also referred to as Andrea), (3) greater sampling of Aechmea subgenus Chevaliera, Macrochordion and Aechmea, and (4) more species of the Nidularioide lineages (Neoregalia, Wittrockia, Canistropsis, Edmundoa, Nidularium)."