Paper · 2003 · Journal of Bryology

Notes onGottschelia(Jungermanniales, Lophoziaceae), with a description ofG. patoniae, a new species from the East Himalaya

R. Grolle; D. B. Schill; D. G. Long

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Abstract

A new species of the genus Gottschelia is described from Nepal and India (Sikkim and Darjeeling), G. patoniae Grolle, Schill & D.G.Long, and its differences from G. schizopleura (Spruce) Grolle are given. A key to the three known species of Gottschelia is given. The name Gottschelia crenata Grolle is replaced by G. maxima (Steph.) Grolle based on the earlier name Tylimanthus maximus Steph. Because the holotype was destroyed, the latter name is lectotypified by an illustration and supported by a new epitype.

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G. patoniae is described as a new Gottschelia species from Nepal and India.

Taxon
GottscheliaGottscheliae0
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A new speciese0
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G. patoniae Grolle, Schill & D.G.Longe0
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Nepal and India (Sikkim and Darjeeling)e0

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“A new species of the genus Gottschelia is described from Nepal and India (Sikkim and Darjeeling), G. patoniae Grolle, Schill & D.G.Long”

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A key to the three known Gottschelia species is provided.

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GottscheliaGottscheliae0
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A key to the three known species of Gottscheliae0
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three known speciese0

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“A key to the three known species of Gottschelia is given”

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Gottschelia crenata is replaced by G. maxima based on the earlier name Tylimanthus maximus.

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Gottschelia crenata Grollee0
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is replaced by G. maxima (Steph.) Grollee0
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earlier name Tylimanthus maximus Steph.e0

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“The name Gottschelia crenata Grolle is replaced by G. maxima (Steph.) Grolle based on the earlier name Tylimanthus maximus Steph.”

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The earlier name is lectotypified by an illustration and supported by a new epitype because its holotype was destroyed.

Taxon
Tylimanthus maximus Steph.e0
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lectotypified by an illustration and supported by a new epitypee1
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holotype was destroyede1

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“The name Gottschelia crenata Grolle is replaced by G. maxima (Steph.) Grolle based on the earlier name Tylimanthus maximus Steph.”

✓ located verbatim in the source · abstract, characters 263–392 · show in text ↑
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“Because the holotype was destroyed, the latter name is lectotypified by an illustration and supported by a new epitype.”

✓ located verbatim in the source · abstract, characters 393–512 · show in text ↑