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Changes will probably be needed in Rabdosia.
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e0“There will probably have to be changes in Rabdosia, Rotala and Triumfetta”
Title
Pallas's Buckthorn and Two and a Half Centuries of Neglected Binomials
D. J. Mabberley; Pallas Taxon 1984. doi:10.2307/1220984
Other claims from this paper (18)
- Observation Examination of garden ephemera revealed over 250 overlooked vascular plant binomials.
- Observation Some 23 authority changes were identified.
- Observation Rhamnus pallasii becomes R. erythroxyloides, with two subspecific combinations proposed.
- Observation Potentillafulgens is antedated by P. lineata.
- Observation Thysanolaena maxima is T. latifolia.
- Observation Tillandsia maxima becomes T. australis.
- Observation New combinations are proposed in Encyclia.
- Observation New combinations are proposed in Miscanthus.
- Observation A new name is proposed in Crinum.
- Recommendation Changes will probably be needed in Rotala.
- Recommendation Changes will probably be needed in Triumfetta.
- Recommendation Possible nomenclatural changes concern Arenaria, Calceolaria and Crinum.
- Recommendation Possible nomenclatural changes concern Croton, Flaveria and Haageocereus.
- Recommendation Possible nomenclatural changes concern Helianthus and Pinus.
- Observation Names in Achillea, Acrostichum, Betonica, Carex and Cnicus remain unresolved.
- Observation Names in Commelina, Eclipta, Iris, Pandanus and Pelargonium remain unresolved.
- Observation Names in Phyteuma, Pothos, Rhus, Silene and Verbascum remain unresolved.
- Observation Leucas lavandulifolia is restored.