- into a
number of
sections by
Kiger (1973, 1985), the
following are
lectotypified with
their lectotype species.
Subsequent cladistic classification by...
- species, but with no
mention of the type.
Hughes (in 1958)
tried to
lectotypify Sporocadus based on
Sporocadus lichenicola. The
genus was once synonymised...
-
change in ICN
Article 45, Ex 7. The name P.
jiroveci is
typified (both
lectotypified and epitypified) by
samples from
human autopsies dating from the 1960s...
- Madagascar. The
species was
named by Carl
Linnaeus in 1753. It was
lectotypified by R.E.G. Pichi-Sermolli in 1957
based on an
illustration by
James Petiver...
-
World as of January 2020[update] on the
grounds that it was
wrongly lectotypified. As of December 2019[update], the
Checklist of
Ferns and Lycophytes...
-
kurokawae is a rare
lichen species that is
endemic to ****an. It was
lectotypified in 2013. Lai, M.J.; Qian, Z.G.; Xu, L. (2007). "Synopsis of the cetrarioid...
- amplexicaulis auct. non Lehm. In his 1980 protologue, López González
lectotypified both C. br****icifolium and O. amplexicaulis,
demonstrating that material...
-
Acharius transferred it to the
genus Verrucaria in 1803. The name was
lectotypified in 1987.
Verrucaria obductilis and
Verrucaria papillosa have been shown...
- obovatus, and must
therefore have the same type; the
section was
formally lectotypified in this way by
Ernest Charles Nelson in 1978. For the same reason, the...
- was
formally split into
three species in 2001, with S.
graminifolium lectotypified from the
collections of
Banks and
Solander in the 1770s. S. graminifolium...
