Encyclopédie méthodique. Botanique

Lamarck, Jean Baptiste Pierre de Monet de Antoine; Poiret, Jean Louis Marie

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“…93) -"I cannot hes itate" -considered it a species of Randia L., this placement was amended in the errata and "Index sexualis" of the same book, wherein he instead recognized the taxon at generic level, with a name in reference to its "beautifully reclining branches". The name Randia longiflora had already been published by Lamarck (1789), whose resurrection of Randia is also mentioned in Salisbury's description. Unfortunately, the diagnostic characteristics of the new genus were not much discussed by Salisbury, who apparently planned to detail that elsewhere ("in alio loco fusius exponam"; Salisbury, 1808: Index Sexualis).…”

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Phylogeny of Euclinia and allied genera of Gardenieae (Rubiaceae), and description of Melanoxerus, an endemic genus of Madagascar

Kainulainen

Bremer

2014

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We performed molecular phylogenetic analyses of the Randia clade of the tribe Gardenieae using both plastid and nuclear DNA data. In the phylogenetic hypotheses presented, the African genera Calochone, Euclinia, Macrosphyra, Oligocodon, Pleiocoryne, and Preussiodora are resolved as a monophyletic group. Support is also found for a clade of the Neotropical genera Casasia, Randia, Rosenbergiodendron, Sphinctanthus, and Tocoyena. This Neotropical clade is resolved as sister group to the African clade in analyses of combined plastid and nuclear data. The genus Euclinia appears polyphyletic. The species described from Madagascar represent an independent lineage, the position of which is moreover found to be incongruent between datasets. Plastid and ribosomal DNA data support a sister–group relationship to the mainland African clade, whereas the low–copy nuclear gene Xdh supports a closer relationship to the Neotropical genera. The phylogenetic reconstructions also indicate that Casasia and Randia are not monophyletic as presently circumscribed. A taxonomic proposal is made for the recognition of the Malagasy taxon at generic level as Melanoxerus.

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Phylogeny of Euclinia and allied genera of Gardenieae (Rubiaceae), and description of Melanoxerus, an endemic genus of Madagascar

Kainulainen

Bremer

2014

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“…Of genera later to be included in Vanguerieae, the two ®rst were Canthium (Lamarck 1783) and Vangueria (Jussieu 1789). Canthium was partly de®ned by having two locules and Vangueria by ®ve.…”

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Nuclear rDNA ITS sequence data used to construct the first phylogeny of Vanguerieae (Rubiaceae)

Lantz

Andreasen

Bremer

2002

Plant Systematics and Evolution

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The morphologically homogenous tribe Vanguerieae was investigated phylogenetically using sequence data from the Internal Transcribed Spacer (ITS) region in the nuclear ribosomal DNA. Sequences from 41 Vanguerieae species representing 19 genera were produced, and a parsimony analysis was performed. The phylogenetic analysis has several clades with strong support, among which three new informal groups are discussed, i.e. the Vangueria group, the Fadogia-Rytigynia group and the Spiny group. Also found monophyletic with strong support are Multidentia, Keetia, Lagynias, and Pyrostria. Canthium and Rytigynia are revealed as polyphyletic; Vangueria, Tapiphyllum, and Fadogia are paraphyletic. Results from this ®rst phylogenetic analysis of the tribe clearly demonstrate a need for new circumscriptions of several genera. Morphological characters are discussed and putative synapomorphies are mentioned. Jackknife, bootstrap, and Bremer support are calculated and dierences found in support are discussed.

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“…308" only leads to Tournefort's (1719: 308) "Daucus Hispanicus, umbellâ maximâ", without any additional information. Lamarck (1783), who had accessed Tournefort's specimen (cf. Thellung, 1926), characterised the Linnaean species in the same sense as Desfontaines (1798) later described his D. maximus, a binomial that included in synonymy Tournefort's polynomial and referred to Linnaeus's D. mauritanicus with a question mark.…”

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Revisiting the lectotype of Daucus mauritanicus L. (Apiaceae)

Flores

Crespo

2019

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Daucus mauritanicus L. was described by Linnaeus on the basis of heterogeneous material belonging to two different species. The current lectotype of the name, Herb. Linnaeus No. 340.2 (LINN), is said to be a synonym of D. carota L. However, a close examination of the plant in that voucher reveals that it corresponds undoubtedly to D. muricatus (L.) L., a species lacking a big, dark crimson flower in the centre of the relatively small umbels, which makes it to be in serious conflict with the protologue. A new lectotype, Herb. Linnaeus No. 340.3 (LINN), is therefore designated from among the original material, which agrees with the validating diagnosis and the traditional concept of the species as conspecific with D. maximus Desf.

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Encyclopédie méthodique. Botanique

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Phylogeny of Euclinia and allied genera of Gardenieae (Rubiaceae), and description of Melanoxerus, an endemic genus of Madagascar

Phylogeny of Euclinia and allied genera of Gardenieae (Rubiaceae), and description of Melanoxerus, an endemic genus of Madagascar

Nuclear rDNA ITS sequence data used to construct the first phylogeny of Vanguerieae (Rubiaceae)

Revisiting the lectotype of Daucus mauritanicus L. (Apiaceae)

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