Icones plantarum selectarum Horti Regii Botanici Berolinensis cum descriptionibus et colendi ratione

Abstract

P. foliis cordatis quinquelobis hirtis , lobis acuminatis subrcpandis , pedunculis terminalibus axillaribusque solitariis. P. platanifolia Willd. Herb. Habitat in India occidentali, "f}. C. Caulis arborescens erectus, ramis teretibus stellatim hirtis. Folia alterna petiolata; petiolo 3-4 poli, et ultra longo tereti stellatim hirto ; lamina ad 4 poli, longa, 4 poli, fere lata quinqueloba ; sinubus rotundatis; lobis acuminatis subrepandis; pilis stellatis praesertim in nervis. Pedunculi solitarii 2-3 poli, longi teretes stellatim hirti, bracteola versus medium minima. Calyx exterior ad basin usque septempartitus ; laciniis oblongis acuminatis undulatis; interior quinquepartitus, laciniis ovatis acutiusculis ; uterque pilis stellatis densis. Corolla pentapetala ; petalis obovatis poli, longis superne fere poli, latis extus pilis stellatis tomentosis flavicantibus basi macula atropurpurea. Stamina multa in columnam coalita. Styli quinque; stigmatibus explanatis carnosis fuscis. Germen parum evolutum ut videre non liceat an Pavonia sit an Hibiscus planta nostra. E hortis anglicis habuimus quoque nomine Hibisci collini, quod fortassis melius. Nos Willdenowium secuti, Pavoniae nomen retinuimus donec alius esse generis probetur. E seminibus americanis anno 1805 enatus frutex, nunc 18 ped. altitudine, mense Decembri et Januario floribus pulchris ornatus est. In horto nomine P. acerifoliae colitur, in herbario Willdenovyius nomen P. platanifoliae adscripsit. Caldarium requirit. Der Stamm dieses Strauches hat im Garten eine Höhe von 18 Fufs. Die Zweige sind rund , mit sternförmigen Haaren besetzt ; überall wo Haare sitzen, sind sie sternförmig. Die Blätter sind wechselnd, gestielt; der Stiel 3-4 Zoll

Novelties in Brazilian Tradescantia L. (Commelinaceae)

“…We believe this date might correspond to the date when this specimen was acquired by Kunth, and placed into his personal herbarium. Finally, Link and Otto (1828) make direct reference to their new species being based on Sellow collections. According to the Code (McNeill et al 2012, Art.…”

Typification of some names in Eucalyptus (Myrtaceae), Part 1

“…Lindley's publication apparently prompted Link to immediately publish an illustration of his E. longifolia (Link & Otto 1826). In the accompanying discussion Link & Otto stated that Lindley's E. longifolia was a different species, and that Link's name was published first.…”

The correct typification of Tradescantia crassula (Commelinaceae)

“…On this basis, PFS proposed the designation of the specimen B-100521014 as the lectotype for the name T. crassula and, according to them, this newly designated lectotype would supersede the lectotype designated for this name in FHF (p. 71), i.e., tab. 7 in Link and Otto (1828a) (see Fig. 1)—“According to the Code (McNeill et al 2012, Art.…”

“…First of all, the authors cite the work that includes the protologue of T. crassula erroneously. The work cited, Icones plantarum selectarum Horti Regii Botanici Berolinensis cum descriptionibus et colendi ratione (Link and Otto 1828b), does not contain the description of T. crassula , which was in fact published in Icones plantarum rariorum Horti Regii Botanici Berolinensis cum descriptionibus et colendi ratione , vol. 1 (Link and Otto 1828a).…”

“…The work cited, Icones plantarum selectarum Horti Regii Botanici Berolinensis cum descriptionibus et colendi ratione (Link and Otto 1828b), does not contain the description of T. crassula , which was in fact published in Icones plantarum rariorum Horti Regii Botanici Berolinensis cum descriptionibus et colendi ratione , vol. 1 (Link and Otto 1828a). The possibility that PFS have not read the protologue of T. crassula could perhaps explain the misunderstandings that these authors cause regarding the typification of this name.…”