Zingibéracées Nouvelles De L'Herbier Du Muséum

Gagnepain, M. F.

doi:10.1080/00378941.1902.10830936

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“…Gagnepain (1902) based his description of Zingiber atrorubens on three specimens collected by R.P. Farges from “Su‐tchuen oriental, district de Tchenkéou‐tin” [Chongqing Municipality, Chengkou County].…”

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“…The label with the plant names and basic details about the making of the specimen in the field (usually including information about where and when it was collected, by whom, and information about habitat and appearance of the plant) is termed herbarium specimen label, while the tag looped around the plant on the specimen is termed jeweller's tag. Gagnepain (1902) based his description of Zingiber atrorubens on three specimens collected by R.P. Farges from "Su-tchuen oriental, district de Tchenkéou-tin" [Chongqing Municipality, Chengkou County].…”

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Typification of names relevant to a revision of Zingiber (Zingiberaceae) in China

Bai,

Xia,

Leong‐Škorničková

2024

TAXON

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SummaryZingiber (Zingiberaceae: Zingibereae) is an economically important but taxonomically difficult genus, with names frequently misapplied. Here, we thoroughly review all names corresponding to the currently recognised 54 species from China including their synonyms, and clarify the status of their types. Lectotypes are designated for 40 names (including one second‐step), neotypes for 3 names, and epitypes for 3 names. Additional and often uncited isotypes have been discovered for numerous names, and such additional records are here provided. Tupistra bambusifolia var. rubromaculosa, Z. simaoense, Z. confine and Z. larsenii are newly treated as synonyms of Z. atrorubens, Z. densissimum, Z. officinale and Z. recurvatum respectively. A new combination, Z. bambusifolium, is proposed, based on Tupistra bambusifolia. This study will form the nomenclatural basis of an ongoing taxonomic revision of the genus in China, and phylogenetic study of the genus.

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confidence: 99%