Notes on Five Nothospecies Published by or in Honour of Flávio Resende in the Mid-1900S in Haworthia, Now Haworthiopsis (Asphodelaceae Subfam. Alooideae)

IF 2 4区生物学 Q2 PLANT SCIENCES

Haseltonia Pub Date : 2020-02-26 DOI:10.2985/026.026.0107

Gideon F. Smith, V. Silva

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Abstract

Summary: We discuss and clarify the nomenclature applicable to five nothospecies widely recognised in Haworthiopsis G.D.Rowley (Asphodelaceae subfam. Alooideae). Four of these nothospecies have basionyms that were originally published in Haworthia Duval by Flávio Resende in Portugal in the mid-1900s, and one has a basionym, also in Haworthia, which was published in Resende's honour by Von Poellnitz. Two new combinations are published: Haworthiopsis ×sampaiana var. broteriana (Resende) Gideon F.Sm. & Vasc.Silva, its basionym being Haworthia broteriana Resende, and Haworthiopsis ×henriquesii (Resende) Gideon F.Sm. & Vasc.Silva, the basionym of which is Haworthia henriquesii Resende.

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20世纪中期由Flávio Resende在Haworthia，现Haworthiopsis (Asphodelaceae亚科)发表或纪念的五种植物注释。Alooideae)

摘要:本文讨论并澄清了五种广泛被认可的藤科植物的命名法。Alooideae)。其中四个物种的碱基名最初是由Flávio Resende于20世纪中期在葡萄牙的Haworthia Duval出版的，其中一个有碱基名，也是在Haworthia，由Von Poellnitz以Resende的名义出版的。发表了两个新的组合:Haworthiopsis ×sampaiana var. broteriana (Resende) Gideon F.Sm。& Vasc。其基底是Haworthia broteriana Resende和Haworthiopsis ×henriquesii (Resende) Gideon F.Sm。& Vasc。Silva，它的名字是Haworthia henriquesii Resende。

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Haseltonia 生物-植物科学

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