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Notulae nomenclaturales 46–59

Authors: Gutermann, Walter;

Notulae nomenclaturales 46–59

Abstract

The former Saxifraga stellaris is treated as a member of the genus Micranthes; within M. stellaris the endemic race of the eastern Central Alps should be separated as subsp. prolifera, comb. nov. Generic rearrangement of the Clinopodium affinity has caused the amalgamation of Acinos with Ziziphora; Z. granatensis subsp. alpina, comb. nov., is proposed for the temperate orophyte so far known as Clinopodium alpinum subsp. alpinum (or Acinos alpinus subsp. alpinus). The correct spelling, authorship, and place of valid publication is given for Scrophularia juratensis and Androsace wulfeniana; the latter name, as well as Micranthes stellaris subsp. prolifera, is lectotypified and supplemented by an epitype. The original application of the Linnaean Arenaria multicaulis is again discussed and confirmed by lectotypification; it is advocated to apply this name to the tetraploid cytotype often known as A. moehringioides within the A. ciliata complex. Pilosella tubulata is shown as the correct name for the aggregate species formerly denominated Hieracium spurium or H. cymiflorum, and Ervilia monanthos for the species known as Vicia articulata. Plantago capitellata is resumed for the submediterranean plantain usually called P. holosteum, a name which must be regarded as illegitimate. Asphodelus albus subsp. subalpinus (instead of subsp. delphinensis), Euphorbia dulcis subsp. purpurata (instead of subsp. incompta), and Hesperis matronalis subsp. nivea (instead of subsp. candida) are the correct names of these three subspecies. The discussion of the identity of the name Helianthemum chamaecistus demonstrates H. nummularium subsp. obscurum as the correct subspecific name. Euphorbia epithymoides is accepted as correct name for E. polychroma. Errors related to Draba aizoides subsp. beckeri and Crataegus laevigata are corrected.

[German Title] Notulae nomenclaturales 46–59 [German Abstract] Die in den östlichen Zentralalpen endemische Sippe der früheren Saxifraga stellaris ist als Unterart zu bewerten; in der Gattung Micranthes kommt der Name M. stellaris subsp. prolifera, comb. nov., zur Geltung und wird typisiert. Die taxonomische Reorganisation der Clinopodium-Verwandtschaft führte zur Vereinigung der früheren Gattung Acinos mit Ziziphora; für den Alpen-Steinquendel Clinopodium alpinum subsp. alpinum (bzw. Acinos alpinus subsp. alpinus) wird Ziziphora granatensis subsp. alpina, comb. nov., vorgeschlagen. Korrekte Daten zur Schreibweise, Autorschaft und Erstpublikation des Namens Scrophularia juratensis werden mitgeteilt, ebenso für Androsace wulfeniana, welcher Name lektotypisiert wird. Eine erneute Diskussion der Linnéschen Arenaria multicaulis bekräftigt die Anwendung dieses, nunmehr ebenfalls lektotypisierten, Namens für die tetraploide Sippe des A. ciliata-Aggregats der Alpen. Pilosella tubulata ist der korrekte Name für das frühere Hieracium spurium bzw. H. cymiflorum (beides illegitime Namen), Ervilia monanthos jener für Vicia articulata (das Epithet korrekt nur in dieser Gattung), und Plantago capitellata ersetzt P. holosteum (nom. illeg.). Jeweils prioritätsberechtigt sind die Unterartsnamen Asphodelus albus subsp. subalpinus, Euphorbia dulcis subsp. purpurata und Hesperis matronalis subsp. nivea (für A. albus subsp. delphinensis, E. dulcis subsp. incompta, H. matronalis subsp. candida). Helianthemum nummularium subsp. obscurum ist weiterhin ein korrekter Unterartsname, wie sich aus der taxonomischen Identität des Namens H. chamaecistus ergibt. Euphorbia epithymoides ist der korrekte Name für E. polychroma. Bei Draba aizoides subsp. beckeri (Autorschaft) und Crataegus laevigata (Schreibweise) werden eigene Fehler korrigiert.

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Angiosperms, Flora of central europe, Nomenclature, New combinations, Biodiversity, Taxonomy, Lectotypification

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