The typification of Erica ciliaris L., of E. tetralix L. and of their hybrid, E. X watsonii Bentham

McClintock, David

doi:10.1111/j.1095-8339.1980.tb01985.x

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“…The type is eglandular (McClintock, 1980b), although nearly all the cultivars are glandular. This species has weak stems, but against a spruce tree a plant has reached over 1.8m on Soussons Downs in Devon (where the colony was planted), and have been seen nearly as tall against a pine tree in Spain.…”

Section: E Ciliaris Lmentioning

confidence: 98%

“…This is widespread, petering out east in the Eastern Baltic, but does not grow further south than N. Spain. The type is glandular (McClintock, 1980b), but since glandular and eglandular plants grow side by side, both flourishing, one wonders what the value of glands is.…”

Section: E Tetralix Lmentioning

confidence: 99%

“…Spain, between E. arborea and E. umbellata This had been long known in England and later in France, but the question to be asked is why is it unknown in Spain (McClintock, 1983a: 37)? The type is glandular (McClintock, 1980b). The inflorescence can differ in shape, but the short appendages to the anthers are the sure key to its identity, plus its almost complete sterility.…”

Section: E X Lazaroana Rivas Goday and Bellotmentioning

confidence: 99%

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The heathers of Europe and adjacent areas

McClintock¹

1989

Botanical Journal of the Linnean Society

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Section: E X Lazaroana Rivas Goday and Bellotmentioning

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The heathers of Europe and adjacent areas

McClintock¹

1989

Botanical Journal of the Linnean Society

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“…Using these spectral fitting methods, many authors have carried out estimations of BH spin (see e.g. Mc-Clintock & Remillard 2006;Middleton et al 2006;Done et al 2007;McClintock et al 2007;Miller 2007;Shafee et al 2008;McClintock et al 2010McClintock et al , 2011McClintock et al , 2014. Abramowicz et al (2004) have suggested that detections of 3:2 QPOs could provide a basis for another method for the determination of masses of BH sources such as the active galactic nuclei and ultraluminuos X-ray sources.…”

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Super-spinning compact objects and models of high-frequency quasi-periodic oscillations observed in Galactic microquasars

Kotrlová

Šrámková

Török

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In our previous work (Paper I) we applied several models of high-frequency quasi-periodic oscillations (HF QPOs) to estimate the spin of the central compact object in three Galactic microquasars assuming the possibility that the central compact body is a superspinning object (or a naked singularity) with external spacetime described by Kerr geometry with a dimensionless spin parameter a ≡ cJ/GM 2 > 1. Here we extend our consideration, and in a consistent way investigate implications of a set of ten resonance models so far discussed only in the context of a < 1. The same physical arguments as in Paper I are applied to these models, i.e. only a small deviation of the spin estimate from a = 1, a 1, is assumed for a favoured model. For five of these models that involve Keplerian and radial epicyclic oscillations we find the existence of a unique specific QPO excitation radius. Consequently, there is a simple behaviour of dimensionless frequency M × ν U (a) represented by a single continuous function having solely one maximum close to a 1. Only one of these models is compatible with the expectation of a 1. The other five models that involve the radial and vertical epicyclic oscillations imply the existence of multiple resonant radii. This signifies a more complicated behaviour of M × ν U (a) that cannot be represented by single functions. Each of these five models is compatible with the expectation of a 1.

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“…352. 1753. McClintock (1980 provided a discussion of the typification of this name and selected sheet 498.24 LINN as the lectotype.…”

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NOTES ON THE TYPIFICATION OF FOURTEEN LINNAEAN NAMES FOR EUROPEAN SPECIES OF ERICA, CALLUNA, AND ANDROMEDA (ERICACEAE)

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McClintock²

1990

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The typification of Erica ciliaris L., of E. tetralix L. and of their hybrid, E. X watsonii Bentham

Abstract: The type specimens of Encn Ci/Zarti, E. tetralix and of E . x watsonu are located. The variant of E. cilzaris without glandular hairs o n its stems and leaves is chosen as the lectotype of the species; the lecrorvpe o1 t;. /r/ralzx ia glandular-haired, as is that ofE. x watsonii.

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The heathers of Europe and adjacent areas

The heathers of Europe and adjacent areas

Super-spinning compact objects and models of high-frequency quasi-periodic oscillations observed in Galactic microquasars

NOTES ON THE TYPIFICATION OF FOURTEEN LINNAEAN NAMES FOR EUROPEAN SPECIES OF ERICA, CALLUNA, AND ANDROMEDA (ERICACEAE)

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