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Type of Tecoma baileyana Maiden & R.T.Baker [family BIGNONIACEAE]
Date Updated: 2 July 2014
Herbarium
National Herbarium of New South Wales (NSW), The Royal Botanic Gardens and Domain Trust, NSW217230
Collection
Herbarium Specimens
Resource Type
Specimens
Collector
Baeuerlen, W., #1633
Collection Date
1895/09
Locality
Mullumbimby, New South Wales, 28 33 S 153 30 E
Country
Australia (Australia)
Identifications
Pandorea baileyana (Maiden & Betche) Steenis [family BIGNONIACEAE] (stored under name); Verified by Kodela, P.G., 2014/03/17
Pandorea baileyana (Maiden & Betche) Steenis [family BIGNONIACEAE]; Verified by Harden, G.J., 1989/07/03
Pandorea baileyana (Maiden & Betche) Steenis [family BIGNONIACEAE]; Verified by Johnson, L.A.S., 1957/04/09
Type of Tecoma baileyana Maiden & R.T.Baker [family BIGNONIACEAE]
Notes
[Ex Technological Museum, Sydney.] [Sheet 1 of 2; see also NSW377780.] [Seen for Flora of Australia - G. Guymer, Jun 1989.] [Protologue cites “Hab. - Mullumbimby Creek, Tweed River, N.S.W. (W.B.)”. This citation alone (without further assessment of the protologue) includes W. Baeuerlen specimens from Mullumbimby Creek and possibly the Tweed River. There are several specimen sheets at herb. NSW that would probably be part of the type collection of Tecoma baileyana Maiden & R.T.Baker, including ‘Mullumbimby, Sep 1895, W. Baeuerlen 1633 (two sheets of same collection: NSW217230 & NSW377780) and ‘Mullumbimby, Nov 1895’ (NSW377774). G. Guymer has suggested (annotation on sheet) that the specimen(s) in sheet NSW377774 “may have been the exhibit at the Nov. meeting of the Linnean Society - hence Nov put on label and not Sept.”. Therefore, these Mullumbimby specimens may all be part of the same collection. There is also a collection by W. Baeuerlen from Tumbulgum (NSW377779) that is possibly a syntype, since Tumbulgum is located on the Tweed River. “Tweed River” is cited in the protologue and occurs north of the other cited geographic name, “Mullumbimby Creek” (a tributary of Brunswick River). The Tweed River citation may, however, be referring to a general broad region that includes the “Mullumbimby” specimens. Although Tweed River is included in the ‘habitat’, the notes in the protologue only refer to Mullumbimby Creek, e.g. “…. little hope of obtaining any [fruits] from the plants from which this diagnosis is made, as they are so situated on a vertical bank that all the fruit must inevitably fall into Mullumbimby Creek” and “Discovered on the banks of Mullumbimby Creek by W. Baeuerlen, and who, although collecting systematically in this district for over four years, has only seen one plant”. This account indicates that the Tumbulgum specimen could be discounted from being a type if the diagnosis is based on collections from a single plant from Mullumbimby Creek. Also, the Tumbulgum specimen is not dated to know whether it predates publication of the species. A case for lectotypification. P.G.K., Mar 2014.]
Pages
3
Data last modified
2014-03-17
Date Updated: 2 July 2014
Herbarium
National Herbarium of New South Wales (NSW), The Royal Botanic Gardens and Domain Trust, NSW217230
Collection
Herbarium Specimens
Resource Type
Specimens
Collector
Baeuerlen, W., #1633
Collection Date
1895/09
Locality
Mullumbimby, New South Wales, 28 33 S 153 30 E
Country
Australia (Australia)
Identifications
Pandorea baileyana (Maiden & Betche) Steenis [family BIGNONIACEAE] (stored under name); Verified by Kodela, P.G., 2014/03/17
Pandorea baileyana (Maiden & Betche) Steenis [family BIGNONIACEAE]; Verified by Harden, G.J., 1989/07/03
Pandorea baileyana (Maiden & Betche) Steenis [family BIGNONIACEAE]; Verified by Johnson, L.A.S., 1957/04/09
Type of Tecoma baileyana Maiden & R.T.Baker [family BIGNONIACEAE]
Notes
[Ex Technological Museum, Sydney.] [Sheet 1 of 2; see also NSW377780.] [Seen for Flora of Australia - G. Guymer, Jun 1989.] [Protologue cites “Hab. - Mullumbimby Creek, Tweed River, N.S.W. (W.B.)”. This citation alone (without further assessment of the protologue) includes W. Baeuerlen specimens from Mullumbimby Creek and possibly the Tweed River. There are several specimen sheets at herb. NSW that would probably be part of the type collection of Tecoma baileyana Maiden & R.T.Baker, including ‘Mullumbimby, Sep 1895, W. Baeuerlen 1633 (two sheets of same collection: NSW217230 & NSW377780) and ‘Mullumbimby, Nov 1895’ (NSW377774). G. Guymer has suggested (annotation on sheet) that the specimen(s) in sheet NSW377774 “may have been the exhibit at the Nov. meeting of the Linnean Society - hence Nov put on label and not Sept.”. Therefore, these Mullumbimby specimens may all be part of the same collection. There is also a collection by W. Baeuerlen from Tumbulgum (NSW377779) that is possibly a syntype, since Tumbulgum is located on the Tweed River. “Tweed River” is cited in the protologue and occurs north of the other cited geographic name, “Mullumbimby Creek” (a tributary of Brunswick River). The Tweed River citation may, however, be referring to a general broad region that includes the “Mullumbimby” specimens. Although Tweed River is included in the ‘habitat’, the notes in the protologue only refer to Mullumbimby Creek, e.g. “…. little hope of obtaining any [fruits] from the plants from which this diagnosis is made, as they are so situated on a vertical bank that all the fruit must inevitably fall into Mullumbimby Creek” and “Discovered on the banks of Mullumbimby Creek by W. Baeuerlen, and who, although collecting systematically in this district for over four years, has only seen one plant”. This account indicates that the Tumbulgum specimen could be discounted from being a type if the diagnosis is based on collections from a single plant from Mullumbimby Creek. Also, the Tumbulgum specimen is not dated to know whether it predates publication of the species. A case for lectotypification. P.G.K., Mar 2014.]
Pages
3
Data last modified
2014-03-17
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