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Alsophila baileyana Domin, legitimate, scientific secondary reference apni
Field, A.R. (2 January 2020), Classification and typification of Australian lycophytes and ferns based on Pteridophyte Phylogeny Group classification PPG I. Australian Systematic Botany 33(1): 34 [secondary reference]
  • Type: "Palm Camp, Bellenden-Ker, Qld, June 1889, F.M.Bailey s.n. (lecto: BRI AQ0024676!; isolecto: BM 001048141*"
nomenclatural synonym: Cyathea baileyana (Domin) Domin legitimate
  • Text: "Bostock (1998b, p. 201) cited the type of the name Alsophila baileyana as ‘Palm Camp, Bellenden-Ker, Qld, 1889, F.M. Bailey s.n.; holo: BRI; iso: BM’. This is here treated as effective lectotypification by Bostock in accordance with ICN Art. 7.11 (Turland et al. 2018). Because Bostock’s citation meets the relevant requirements of ICN Art. 7.11, his use of the term ‘holo’ is correctable under ICN Art. 9.10."

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Alsophila baileyana Domin

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