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Typification of three accepted names in Limonium (Plumbaginaceae)

Roberta Vallariello, Duilio Iamonico, Emanuele Del Guacchio

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The names Statice cumana (currently Limonium cumanum), S. inarimensis (≡ L. inarimensis), and S. remotispicula (≡ L. remotispiculum) are lectotypified on specimens preserved at NAP and FI. These species are endemic to the south Tyrrhenian coasts (SW Italy), two of them (L. cumanum, and L. inarimensis) being narrow endemic to Campania region. A nomenclatural change (Limonium cumanum var. glabrescens, comb. nov.) is also proposed.

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The names Statice cumana (currently Limonium cumanum), S. inarimensis (≡ L. inarimensis), and S. remotispicula (≡ L. remotispiculum) are lectotypified on specimens preserved at NAP and FI. These species are endemic to the south Tyrrhenian coasts (SW Italy), two of them (L. cumanum, and L. inarimensis) being narrow endemic to Campania region. A nomenclatural change (Limonium cumanum var. glabrescens, comb. nov.) is also proposed.

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The names Statice cumana (currently Limonium cumanum), S. inarimensis (≡ L. inarimensis), and S. remotispicula (≡ L. remotispiculum) are lectotypified on specimens preserved at NAP and FI. These species are endemic to the south Tyrrhenian coasts (SW Italy), two of them (L. cumanum, and L. inarimensis) being narrow endemic to Campania region. A nomenclatural change (Limonium cumanum var. glabrescens, comb. nov.) is also proposed.

Key concepts: Typification, Biology, Botany, Nomenclature, Eudicots, Taxonomy (biology)

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