Notes
- a.^ Meijer explored the forest of the Tjampo region between August 20 and August 28. He collected N. tenuis on August 24 together with the type material of N. adnata and the first known specimen of N. longifolia.
- b.^ The original Latin description reads:
Planta tenuis. Folia mediocria sessilia lamina lanceolata, nervis longitudinalibus utrinque 3, basi attenuata 2/3 caulis amplectente. Vagina 0. Ascidia rosularum et inferiora ignota. Ascidia superiora parva, infundibuliformia, costis 2 elevatis; peristimio operculum versus accuminato in collum breve elevato, 6 mm lato, costis 1/8 mm distantibus; operculo anguste elliptico, facie inferiore piano. Inflorescentia ignota.
- c.^ The holotype of N. tenuis is Meijer 6949 H.L.B. No. 958.86.006 (L).
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