Nomenclatural Notes on the Myrsinaceae of China

The following nomenclatural changes are proposed: Maesa brevipaniculata (C. Y. Wu & C. Chen) Pipoly & C. Chen, M. confusa (C. M. Hu) Pipoly & C. Chen, Embelia laeta (L.) Mez subsp. papilligera (Nakai) Pipoly & C. Chen, E. ribes Bur- man f. subsp. pachyphylla (C. Y. Wu & C. Chen) Pipoly & C. Chen, Ardisia obtusa Mez subsp. pa- chyphylla (Dunn) Pipoly & C. Chen, Myrsine cica- tricosa (C. Chen) Pipoly & C. Chen, M. verruculosa (C. Chen) Pipoly & C. Chen, M. faberi (Mez) Pipoly & C. Chen, and M. kwangsiensis (E. H. Walker) Pipoly & C. Chen. Twenty-three taxa in Embelia and Ardisia are reduced to synonymy for the first time. Twelve names in Embelia, Ardisia, and Myr-

Related Organizations

Chinese Academy of Sciences
China (People's Republic of)
Botanical Research Institute of Texas
United States
Kunming Institute of Botany
China (People's Republic of)

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