Linaria cavanillesii Chav.

Ferrer-Gallego, P. Pablo, Sáez, Llorenç, Laguna, Emilio, Guara, Miguel & Crespo, Manuel B., 2013, Remarks on the type material of Linaria cavanillesii Chav. (Antirrhineae, Veronicaceae), Adansonia (3) 35 (2), pp. 365-373 : 368-372

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Linaria cavanillesii Chav.
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Linaria cavanillesii Chav. View in CoL

Monographie des Antirrhinées: 117 (1833) ( Antirrhinum triphyllum sensu Cav. , icon 2: 61, tab. 179 [1793], non L., sp. pl.: 613 [1753])

TYPUS. — Spain. Hab. in Hispaniâ; in umbrosis montium de la Cova alta, prope Albaydam et Palomera, in Ayorae ditione (Cav.), (lecto- [corrected here], Tournefort 942 [P00651965]!, Fig. 1 View FIG ; isolecto-, Salvador 589 [BC!], Fig. 2 View FIG ).

SYNTYPI. — MA 109277! ( Fig. 3 View FIG ) ; MA 333291! ( Fig. 4 View FIG ); [icon] Antirrhinum triphyllum sensu Cavanilles , icon 2: tab. 179 (1793) .

OBSERVATIONS

Viano (1978: 251) referred the sheet P- Tournefort 942 as “ syntypi ” of L. cavanillesii , probably due to the fact that it included two fragments, which otherwise were in fairly good condition and lacked explicit collection data. Probably, she had not in mind to lectotypify that name, because did not explicitly select any of those fragments as the true lectotype, which would have matched the version of the International Code of Botanical Nomenclature ( ICBN) ruling by that time (the Leningrad Code, adopted in 1975). However, we do not believe that lectotypification is now necessary after application of the current ICN (Melbourne Code; McNeill et al. 2012). Both fragments in P- Tournefort 942 correspond to a single gathering, and therefore that sheet is a “specimen” as defined in art. 8.2. Furthermore, Viano’s designation of a single element (Tournefort’s specimen) as the type, under the indication “ syntypi ”, is here treated as an “error” to be corrected as “ lectotype ”, according to art. 9.9 of the Vienna Code. Therefore, this should be regarded as a valid type designation (see art. 7.10), specifically a lectotype (art. 9.2). The remaining elements of the protologue are to be treated as indicated above .

Although the specimen MA 109277 perhaps would have been the best choice for a lectotype of Linaria cavanillesii , as it includes the fragments that better fit the Cavanillesian illustration cited in Chavannes protologue, Viano’s choice of lectotype on Tournefort’s gathering does not contradict the protologue and therefore it must be followed .

MA

Real Jardín Botánico

ICN

Instituto de Ciencias Naturales, Museo de Historia Natural

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