Realignment of the genera of Cleveaceae (Marchantiopsida, Marchantiidae)

Rubasinghe, Sumudu C. K.; Milne, Richard; Forrest, Laura L.; Long, David G.

doi:10.1639/0007-2745-114.1.116

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“…nov. Basionym:-Stephensoniella brevipedunculata Kashyap, New Phytologist 13: 312. 1914. Rubasinghe et al (2011) demonstrated that Athalamia Falconer (1848 and Clevea Lindberg (1868: 289), previously treated as synonyms, should be recognized as distinct genera, raising the number of genera in the Cleveaceae to four. as a consequence, the genus Athalamia sensu stricto was recognized to contain a single species and the genus Clevea, three species, including the generitype, C. hyalina (Sommerfelt 1833: 234) Lindberg 1868 [≡Athalamia hyalina (Sommerfelt) S.Hattori in Shimizu & S. Hattori (1954: 54)].…”

Section: Marchantiaceae Corsiniaceae and Cleveaceaementioning

confidence: 99%

“…as a consequence, the genus Athalamia sensu stricto was recognized to contain a single species and the genus Clevea, three species, including the generitype, C. hyalina (Sommerfelt 1833: 234) Lindberg 1868 [≡Athalamia hyalina (Sommerfelt) S.Hattori in Shimizu & S. Hattori (1954: 54)]. Unfortunately, Rubasinghe et al (2011) overlooked the earlier name Fimbriaria nana Lindenberg (1829: 109). which Grolle (1981: 325), after study of the type specimen, concluded should be synonymized with Athalamia hyalina.…”

Section: Marchantiaceae Corsiniaceae and Cleveaceaementioning

confidence: 99%

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Taxonomic changes in Marchantiaceae, Corsiniaceae and Cleveaceae (Marchantiidae, Marchantiophyta)

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Molecular phylogenetic studies of complex thalloid liverworts have resolved relationships that require taxonomic and nomenclatural changes. Since Bucegia and Preissia are deeply nested within Marchantia, species formerly placed in these genera are transferred to Marchantia as Marchantia romanica, comb. nov. and Marchantia quadrata, respectively, and placed in the new subgenus, Marchantia subg. Preissia, comb. et stat. nov. The families Exormothecaceae and Corsiniaceae are merged under the earlier name Corsiniaceae. The genus Stephensoniella Kashyap becomes a synonym of Exormotheca and its sole species S. brevipedunculata is transferred to Exormotheca, with the new combination Exormotheca brevipedunculata. In the Cleveaceae, the recent recognition of Clevea as distinct from Athalamia, necessitates the new combination Clevea nana to replace the name Clevea hyalina on the basis of nomenclatural priority.

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Taxonomic changes in Marchantiaceae, Corsiniaceae and Cleveaceae (Marchantiidae, Marchantiophyta)

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“…Recently the family has been strongly supported as monophyletic by molecular phylogenetic analysis (Rubasinghe, 2011;Rubasinghe et al, 2011), with four main lineages resolved within the family: two corresponding to Peltolepis and Sauteria and two including polyphyletic Athalamia, which was divided by Rubasinghe et al (2011) into Athalamia s.str. and Clevea Lindb.…”

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The genus Sauteria Nees (Cleveaceae, Marchantiophyta) in Russia

Borovichev

Konstantinova

Andrejeva³

2012

Arctoa, a jornal of bryology

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The genus Sauteria (Nees) Nees has been revised in Russia. All specimens of Sauteria from Russia are referred to S. alpina. Morphological description, ecology and a distribution map of the species are provided. Differences from similar species are discussed. Most features considered earlier as important for distinguishing species of Sauteria are shown to be highly variable and cannot be used as diagnostics in intrageneric systematics. Sauteria japonica (Shimizu & S. Hatt.) S. Hatt. is synonymized with S. alpina (Nees) Nees. РезюмеПроведена ревизия рода Sauteria (Nees) Nees в России. Все изученные образцы этого рода с ее территории отнесены к S. alpina. Приводится подробное описание вида, отличие его от внешне похожих таксонов, рассматривается распространение и экология. Показано, что большинство признаков, ранее рассматривавшихся как диагностически важные для разграничения видов рода, очень вариабельны и не могут использоваться для внутриродовой систематики. Sauteria japonica (Shimizu & S. Hatt.) S. Hatt. синонимизирована с S. alpina (Nees) Nees.

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“…This point of view differs from the most of pre vi ous works commonly regarding Clevea as a synonym of Atha lamia (Schljakov 1982, Schuster 1992, Damscholt 2002. However, as it was shown by Rubasinghe et al (2011b), the genus Athalamia is polyphyletic and consists of two groups -Athalamia s. str., including A. pinguis Falconer, A. handelii (Herz.)…”

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confidence: 89%