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- genus Leucadendrum, with newcomers Leucadendrum cordifolium, Leucadendrum gracile, Leucadendrum parile, Leucadendrum royenaefolium, Leucadendrum saxatile...
- new genus Leucadendrum, calling it Leucadendrum ellipti****. In addition he recognised two slightly different forms, calling them Leucadendrum phyllanthifolium...
- Salisbury was the first to describe the ornamental pincushion and named it Leucadendrum cordifolium. In 1900 however, his generic names were suppressed in favour...
- ****igned the snakestem pincushion species Leucadendrum, accepting the simplified species name, creating Leucadendrum hypophyllum. When he erected the segregate...
- Salisbury created two superfluous names, Protea tortuosa in 1796 and Leucadendrum cr****icaule in 1809. In his book On the natural order of plants called...
- Salisbury ****igned Thunberg's specimen to his new genus Leucadendrum and called it Leucadendrum criniflorum. It is ****umed that Salisbury had based his...
- another specimen, English botanist Richard Anthony Salisbury described Leucadendrum ellipti**** in 1809 in a book titled On the cultivation of the plants...
- Richard Anthony Salisbury ****igned the Saldanha pincushion to the genus Leucadendrum in a book by Joseph Knight published in 1809 titled On the cultivation...
- Richard Anthony Salisbury. Salisbury named the needle-leaf pincushion Leucadendrum fallax, a superfluous name since he referenced Burman, and should have...
- Salisbury ****igned Niven's specimen to his new genus Leucadendrum and called it Leucadendrum gracile. It is ****umed that Salisbury had committed plagiarism...