Dixon D. 2004. A Review of the Gymnosperms of the Northern Territory. Beagle 20 : 1-24.
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Nomenclatural status
Autonym of An autonym is a name created automatically when a genus or species is divided into named groups. An infraspecific autonym inherits the nomenclatural type of the species name. Cycad example: publishing Bowenia spectabilis var. serrulata automatically created Bowenia spectabilis var. spectabilis, which has the same type as Bowenia spectabilis (ICN Arts. 22 and 26). Cycas arnhemica K.D.Hill
Name details
Published: Telopea 7(1): 43-44 (1996).
Nomenclatural notes: Autonym generated by C. arnhemica subsp. muninga & subsp. natja (in Telopea 7(1): 44-47)
Type
Same type as: Cycas arnhemica K.D.Hill
- Collector:
- J. R. Maconochie 1477
- Locality:
- Australia: Northern Territory: Goyder River crossing
- Date:
- 16 June 1977
- Type location(s):
- HT:NSW; IT:DNA
Name relationships and notes
Synonymy notes: Synonymization based on Dixon, Beagle 20: 12 (2004): "Three subspecies, C. amhemica subsp. arnhemica, C. arnhemica subsp. muninga Chirgwin and K.D. Hill, and C. arnhemica subs p. natja K .D. Hill have previously been recognised by Hill ( 1996) for this taxon. The characters used by Hill (1996) to differentiate the subspecies, together with measurements taken from additional material held at DNA were found to overlap enough to preclude reliable identification at subspecific level."
Accepted name
This name is a synonym of Cycas arnhemica K.D.Hill .
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