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Lectotype of Asperula cynanchica (Herb. Burser XIX: 8 [UPS-BURSER]).
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The typification of Asperula cynanchica L. (Rubiaceae) is discussed. Designation of a lectotype is based on consultation of Linnaeus’s original material and the literature cited in the protologue. The herbarium sheet preseved at UPS [Herb. Burser XIX: 8 (UPS-BURSER)] is designated as lectotype.
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... As a further contribution in our studies to the nomenclature in the genus Galium and Asperula L. (see e.g. Ferrer-Gallego, 2015Ferrer-Gallego & Laguna, 2018;Ferrer-Gallego et al., 2019), I here discuss the nomenclatural types of three names: G. capillare Cav., G. valentinum Lange, and G. valentinum var. idubedae Pau ex Debeaux. ...
TypificaTion of The Three names in The genus Galium (rubiaceae).-The typification o f t hree n ames i n t he genus Galium described from the eastern Iberian Peninsula: G. valentinum, G. valentinum var. idubedae, and G. capillare, is discussed. The designation of the nomenclatural types is based on the consultation of original material and the literature cited in the respective protologues. The names are lectotypified using specimens from C (John Lange herbarium), JE, and a Cavanilles' original illustration published in 1793.
... Typifications of several species of Asperula in this section have already been published (Rosselló & Sáez, 2000;Del Guacchio & Caputo, 2005Peruzzi et al., 2013;Ferrer-Gallego, 2015 Govaerts et al., 2012) have not been yet investigated (see e.g. Bolòs & Vigo, 1983;De la Torre et al., 1996;Jarvis, 2007) and are here typified. ...
Se discute la tipificación de dos nombres en el género Asperula, A. cynanchica subsp. pyrenaica y A. paui subsp. dianensis (Rubiaceae) aplicables a especies endémicas de la Península Ibérica y Francia. Especímenes de UPS (Herbario Burser, Universidad de Uppsala) y BC (Institut Botànic de Barcelona) son indicados y designados como lectotipos de A. pyrenaica and A. paui var. dianensis, respectivamente.
... Typifications of several species of Asperula in this section have already been published (Rosselló & Sáez, 2000;Del Guacchio & Caputo, 2005Peruzzi et al., 2013;Ferrer-Gallego, 2015 Govaerts et al., 2012) have not been yet investigated (see e.g. Bolòs & Vigo, 1983;De la Torre et al., 1996;Jarvis, 2007) and are here typified. ...
Abstract
Typification of two names in the genus asperula (rubiaceae).— The typification of two names in the genus Asperula,
A. cynanchica subsp. pyrenaica and A. paui subsp. dianensis (Rubiaceae), applicable to species endemic to the Iberian
Peninsula and France, is discussed. Specimens from UPS (Herbarium Burser, Uppsala University) and BC (Institut
Botànic of Barcelona) are indicated and designated as lectotypes of, respectively, A. pyrenaica and A. paui var. dianensis.
Key words: Asperula; lectotypification; Linnaeus; nomenclature.
Resumen
Tipificación de dos nombres en el género asperula (rubiaceae).— Se discute la tipificación de dos nombres en el género
Asperula, A. cynanchica subsp. pyrenaica y A. paui subsp. dianensis (Rubiaceae) aplicables a especies endémicas de
la Península Ibérica y Francia. Especímenes de UPS (Herbario Burser, Universidad de Uppsala) y BC (Institut Botànic
de Barcelona) son indicados y designados como lectotipos de A. pyrenaica and A. paui var. dianensis, respectivamente.
Palabras clave: Asperula; lectotipificación; Linneo; nomenclatura.
Authors report 139 new nomenclatural combinations in the sections Cynanchicae, Thliphthisa and Hexaphylla of the genus Asperula L. (Rubiaceae). These changes were deemed necessary as a consequence of numerous molecular phylogenetic studies which have provided abundant evidence on the polyphyletic nature of the genus. As the complete species-level phylogeny of the tribe Rubieae, and especially, of the genus Galium L. is not available as yet, the authors preferred to instigate changes only in the sections of Asperula whose phylogenetic position is deemed stable.
The monotypic genus Aphyllanthes Linnaeus (Asparagaceae Juss.) is distributed through the Western Mediterranean region, from Northern Africa (Algeria, Libya, Morocco) to Southeastern and Southwestern Europe (Italy, Balearic Islands, France, Portugal, Sardegna and Spain). The Linnaean name Aphyllanthes monspeliensis appears to be yet untypified, and it is here investigated as part of the Ph.D. studies of the author.
