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THE REDISCOVERY AND TYPIFICATION OF TETRAMICRA URBANIANA COGNIAUX (ORCHIDACEAE) FROM THE BAHAMA ISLANDS

Ruben P. Sauleda, Ralph M. Adams

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Summary The rediscovery of Tetramicra urbaniana Cogniaux from Andros, Bahama Islands, is reported. The taxonomic history of this species is discussed. In the absence of a holotype, a lectotype is designated. The first comprehensive English description together with the first illustrations of T. urbaniana are included.

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Summary The rediscovery of Tetramicra urbaniana Cogniaux from Andros, Bahama Islands, is reported. The taxonomic history of this species is discussed. In the absence of a holotype, a lectotype is designated. The first comprehensive English description together with the first illustrations of T. urbaniana are included.

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Summary The rediscovery of Tetramicra urbaniana Cogniaux from Andros, Bahama Islands, is reported. The taxonomic history of this species is discussed. In the absence of a holotype, a lectotype is designated. The first comprehensive English description together with the first illustrations of T. urbaniana are included.

Key concepts: Typification, Holotype, Orchidaceae, Geography, Biology, Zoology, Taxonomy (biology), Nomenclature

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