W. sterrhopoda 1 claim

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The authors make the new combination W. sterrhopoda (Airy Shaw) Welzen.

Taxon: W. sterrhopodae0
Outcome: new combination as W. sterrhopoda (Airy Shaw) Welzene0

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A new generic affiliation for New Guinean Paracroton sterrhopodus (Euphorbiaceae, Crotonoideae) as a member of recently described Indonesian Weda

Peter van Welzen; Jeffrey van der Veldt; Dirk van der Marel; et al. Candollea 2024. doi:10.15553/c2024v792a7

Other claims from this paper (7)

Observation Paracroton sterrhopodus is geographically disjunct from the remainder of Paracroton.
Observation The species lacks stipules, unlike Paracroton.
Observation The species has dendritic hairs, unlike Paracroton.
Observation The species has a bisexual cyme with two subopposite large bracts instead of the unisexual thyrse of Paracroton.
Observation The morphological characters of P. sterrhopodus match Weda.
Observation The new affiliation extends the known distribution of Weda by 1500 km.
Observation Each Weda species has a very narrow known range.