Anciens herbiers conservés au laboratoire de phanérogamie du muséum (Paris)

Lourteig, Alicia; Jovet, Paul

doi:10.3406/jatba.1997.3646

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“…The lack of interest in the stolen herbarium material from Portugal (except for the collections of João de Loureiro, which were kept apart and studied by Jussieu; see Lourteig and Jovet, ), the disappearance of documentation concerning their origins, and the complicit silence of the botanists at the Paris Museum for decades (who said they were not aware of the origin of the specimens studied, or simply mentioned “Brasilia”, “Angola”, etc. in their publications), have made the determination of the origin of these collections a difficult task.…”

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Notes on the identities of the new genera and species published by Domenico (Domingos) Vandelli in the Florae Lusitanicae et Brasiliensis specimen

Moraes

2018

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The Florae Lusitanicae et Brasiliensis specimen, published in 1788, is revisited here after encountering three manuscripts that proved to be directly related to the new genera described by Domenico Vandelli. One of them is a bound folio of watercolor drawings with 133 plates containing sketches of branches, inflorescences and/or fruits of each species, as well as drawing of dissections of their flowers and/or fruits. Those drawings had been copied from original material collected and sent to Portugal from Brazil by Joaquim Vellozo de Miranda. Vandelli used them as the basis for his descriptions of new Brazilian taxa. Examinations of the drawings have allowed the identification of 21 new genera (most of them to the species level) out of 25, thus clarifying the taxonomic status of several taxa that had remained unresolved since the 1788 publication date. A significant nomenclatural discovery is that Tapanhuacanga Vand. has now been shown to be Psyllocarpus laricoides Mart. & Zucc. Therefore, Tapanhuacanga has priority over Psyllocarpus, which has required 12 new combinations undertaken here. Three new synonymies, typification of five genera and 18 lectotypifications are proposed.

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confidence: 99%