Towards a better understanding of the Ruppia maritima complex (Ruppiaceae): Notes on the correct application and typification of the names R. cirrhosa and R. spiralis
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AbstractRuppia cirrhosa and R. maritima are two widely used names, each applied respectively to a long‐ and coiled‐pedunculate species or a short‐ and non‐coiled pedunculate species of Ruppia. The nomenclatural history of the two names is outlined here. A lectotype for the name R. cirrhosa is designated and the name is shown to be a homotypic synonym of R. maritima. Consequently, R. spiralis has nomenclatural priority over R. cirrhosa for the long‐ and coiled‐pedunculate Ruppia.
- Chinese Academy of Sciences China (People's Republic of)
- University of Tokyo Japan
- Tokyo University of Science Japan
- University Federico II of Naples Italy
- National Museum of Nature and Science Japan
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