Roscoea × beesiana is considered to be a hybrid between R. auriculata and R. cautleyoides which occurred in cultivation.
Jill Cowley notes that "for many years" a different species, R. auriculata, was grown in gardens under the name R.
The leaf blades have auriculate (ear-shaped) bases like those of R.auriculata, but the latter has white lateral staminodes with a vein which is not central, whereas R. tumjensis has flowers all of the same colour and lateral staminodes with a central vein.
Roscoea tibetica | Roscoea cautleyoides | Roscoea auriculata | Roscoea scillifolia | Hygrophila auriculata | Roscoea alpina | Roscoea debilis | Roscoea |