Group:
Dicot
Rank:
species
Kind:
Name of a new Taxon
Herbarium Placement:
Bayer, 3rd, C, 251
Authors:
Published In:
Journal of the Academy of Natural Sciences of Philadelphia 2(1): 179-181. 1821. (Dec 1821 - June 1822) (
J. Acad. Nat. Sci. Philadelphia)
Annotation:
The precise date of publication remains unresolved. The article appeared sometime between “21 December 1821-June 1822”, and “probably after 5 March 1822”. Nuttall's article: Descriptions of rare plants recently introduced into the gardens of Philadelphia, p. 179, was read on 5 March 1822. -K. Gandhi, 2021.
See also: Fl. N. Amer. 2: 71–73, pl. 61, Jan-Jul 1822
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Type-Protologue
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Locality:
In the shady woods of Cedar prairie, ten miles from Fort Smith, and from thence in similar situations to the sources of the Pottoe. Flowering in May.
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Collector and Number:
Nuttall. s.n.
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Distribution:
USA (Arkansas)
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Institution(s):
LT: BM; ILT: K, MO, PH
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Note:
Lectotype designated by Simpson et al (Lundellia 4: 35. 2001).
Type Specimens
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LT:
Thomas Nuttall - s.n. - BM.
(BM)
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Lectotype designated by:
Simpson, B. B., D. M. Helgott & J. L. Neff. 2001. A new cryptic species of Nemophila (Hydrophyllaceae) from Texas and the lectotypification of N. phacelioides Nuttall. Lundellia 4: 35.
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Higher Taxa:
Taxonomy Browser
Concept:
details
Other names for this basionym:
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Viticella phacelioides (Nutt.) J.F. Macbr.
Projects:
VPA
Keywords:
FNA,
FWT