Jones, C s.n.
Date not recorded · 11 photos
Accepted Species
Ceratozamia fuscoviridis W.Bull
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Distribution: Mexico (Hidalgo, Veracruz)
IUCN Red List:
Endangered
A2c; B1ab(i,ii,iii,iv,v)
Nomenclature
Published: Retail List [Bull] No. 154: 4 (1879). [BHL]
Nomenclatural notes: David Moore provisionally and therefore invalidly published the name Ceratozamia fuscoviridis in 1878. The name was subsequently accepted with a brief description the year after in one of William Bull's horticultural catalogues, resulting in its valid publication. Osborne et al. (in Delpinoa 48:5-10. 2006) intended to validate Moore’s C. fuscoviridis, a name that they
identified as applicable to a cycad occurring in the State of Hidalgo, Mexico. However, they were unaware of the protologue published by Bull and instead created an isonym with no nomenclatural status. See Calonje & Sennikov in Taxon 66(1): 158-164. 2017.
Type
- Collector:
- D. Moore s.n.
- Locality:
- Cultivated. Hort. Bot. Glasnevin
- Date:
- 21 Mar 1878
- Type location(s):
- NT:K; ET:CIB
- Type notes:
- Neotype designated by Calonje & Sennikov in Taxon 66(1): 161. 2017. Neotype: Hort. Glasnevin, 21 Mar 1878 (accessioned 1881), D. Moore s.n. (K! leaf on three sheets, barcodes K000501714!, K000501712! & K000501713!; and megasporangiate strobilus preserved separately in liquid, K Economic Botany Collection Catalogue No. 29054!; all cross-labeled). Epitype designated in Phytokeys 100: 106. Hidalgo: Molango, 31 Mar. 2015, L. Martinez-Dominguez et al. 493 (CIB)
Etymology: From the Latin fuscus (‘brown’) and viridis (‘green’), referring to the brownish abaxial and green adaxial leaflet surfaces of mature leaves.
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Names and synonymy
Taxonomic synonyms
- =
Ceratozamia mexicana
f. fuscoviridis
,
Pflanzenr. (Engler) IV.1(Heft 99): 132.
(1932).
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