Typifications in Andersonia (Ericaceae: Epacridoideae)

Lemson, Kristina L.

doi:10.7751/telopea8285

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“…However, around 5000 unsorted Drummond specimens capable of division into 10 sets of 500, which had mainly been collected in 1837 (Drummond 1839, Erickson 1969 and sent in November 1838, arriving at Margate from Australia in the Joshua Carroll on 21 April 1839 (Lemson 2015), changed all that. The Joshua Carroll also carried the first consignment of specimens from Georgiana Molloy (1805-1843), a consignment of live plants from near Perth, packed by Captain Richard Goldsmith Meares (1780-1862) and seeds from Lady Ellen Stirling (Lady Stirling 1839).…”

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Grevillea manglesii (Proteaceae: Grevilleoideae: Hakeinae) revisited

Olde¹

2022

Telopea

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The correct citation for Grevillea manglesii (Proteaceae) is G. manglesii Pépin (1838). A neotype is here selected from among historic collections, now at Paris (P). Should the minimal description provided by Pépin be successfully challenged as inadequate, the name would not change but the revised authority would be Grevillea manglesii (Graham) A.Baumann and N.Baumann (1843). The origins and complex taxonomic and horticultural history of G. manglesii and its synonyms Manglesia glabrata Lindl., Anadenia manglesii Graham, Grevillea manglesii Hort., Manglesia trilobata Hort. ex Ettingsh., and Manglesia cuneata Endl. are outlined and discussed, together with new insights discerned from James Mangles’ unpublished Letter Books. The important role of Captain James Mangles R.N. to the botany and horticulture of Grevillea manglesii is reviewed and historical errors are corrected. Manglesia glabrata Lindl. is lectotypified. G. ornithopoda Meisn. is reinstated at specific rank and G. dissectifolia (McGill.) Olde is published as a new combination. Both are phenetically diagnosable without intergrades and occur in discrete populations that sometimes overlap the distribution of related species.

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confidence: 99%