Australian Moss Name Index (AusMoss)

Showing Polytrichadelphus magellanicus
Polytrichaceae Schwägr.
Polytrichadelphus magellanicus (Hedw.) Mitt. , legitimate, scientific
Mitten, W. (1859), Descriptions of some new species of Musci from New Zealand and other parts of the Southern Hemisphere, together with an enumeration of the species collected in Tasmania by William Archer, Esq.; arranged upon the plan proposed in the 'Musci Indiae Orientalis'. Journal of the Proceedings of the Linnean Society, Botany 4: 97 [comb. nov.]
basionym: Polytrichum magellanicum Hedw. legitimate
Streimann, H. & Curnow, J. (1989), Catalogue of mosses of Australia and its external territories: - [secondary reference]
taxonomic synonym: Polytrichadelphus arnoldi (Hampe) A.Jaeger legitimate
Dalton, P.J., R.D. Seppelt & A.M. Buchanan (1991), An annotated checklist of Tasmanian mosses: 25 [secondary reference]
Hyvönen, J. in McCarthy, P.M. (ed.) (2006), Polytrichaceae. Flora of Australia: 137 [secondary reference]
taxonomic synonym: Catharinea innovans Müll.Hal. legitimate taxonomic synonym: Catharinea arnoldi Hampe legitimate taxonomic synonym: Catharinea australasica Hampe legitimate taxonomic synonym: Catharinea prolificans Müll.Hal. legitimate taxonomic synonym: Catharinea lagenacea Müll.Hal. legitimate
Klazenga, N. (2015), AusMoss: Catalogue of Australian mosses, v. 2015-11-16: - APC [secondary reference]
taxonomic synonym: Catharinea innovans Müll.Hal. legitimate taxonomic synonym: Catharinea arnoldi Hampe legitimate taxonomic synonym: Catharinea australasica Hampe legitimate taxonomic synonym: Catharinea prolificans Müll.Hal. legitimate taxonomic synonym: Catharinea lagenacea Müll.Hal. legitimate
  • APC Comment: Smith (1971: 41) argues that Australian and New Zealand material should be treated as a distinct species, Polytrichadelphus innovans, limiting the APC Dist. of P. magellanicus to Juan Fernandez, southern Chile, the Fuegian region, the Falkland Islands and Tristan da Cunha. Hyvönen (2006: 137) prefers to treat all specimens from both sides of the Pacific as belonging to P. magellanicus. Qld and NSW reports not confirmed by Hyvönen (2006: 137).
  • distribution: Vic., Tas.
  • remarks: Smith (1971: 41) argues that Australian and New Zealand material should be treated as a distinct species, Polytrichadelphus innovans, limiting the distribution of P. magellanicus to Juan Fernandez, southern Chile, the Fuegian region, the Falkland Islands and Tristan da Cunha. Hyvönen (2006: 137) prefers to treat all specimens from both sides of the Pacific as belonging to P. magellanicus. Qld and NSW reports not confirmed by Hyvönen (2006: 137).