Dicranoloma platycaulon Dixon
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Dicranoloma platycaulon Dixon, Bull. New Zealand Inst. 3: 15 (1913)
Dicranoloma platycaulon Dixon
Nomenclature
Dixon
Dixon
1913
15
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Dicranoloma platycaulon Dixon
species
Dicranoloma platycaulon
The derivation of the species epithet platycaulon, meaning “flat-stemmed”, is hinted at by Müller’s (1901, p. 290) statement in Genera Muscorum Frondosorum: “Alle diese neuen Arten, von denen das Letztere [D. platycaulon] nach Höhe und Breite seiner Stengel ein wahrer Riese Aller ist, kamen mir fast in einer einziger Sendung von R. Helms in Greymouth auf der Süd-Insel zu”. Müller’s statement translates as “All these new species, the last of which [D. platycaulon], according to the height and breadth of its stems, is a true giant, came to me as the result of almost a single shipment from R. Helms in Greymouth on the South Island”.
Isolectotype: N.Z., Mt. Cargill, W. Bell s.n., CHR 543119! Lectotype at BM designated by Tan 1989. Paratypes: N.Z., Taranaki, Jupp, NY 267995!; Westland, A.R. Bloxham, 1872, NY 267996!
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Dicranoloma platycaulon Dixon
Dicranoloma platycaulon Dixon
Dicranoloma platycaulon Dixon
Dicranoloma platycaulon Dixon
Dicranoloma platycaulon Dixon
Dicranoloma platycaulon Dixon
Dicranum platycaulon Müll.Hal.
Dicranoloma platycaulon Dixon
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Isolectotype: N.Z., Mt. Cargill, W. Bell s.n., CHR 543119! Lectotype at BM designated by Tan 1989. Paratypes: N.Z., Taranaki, Jupp, NY 267995!; Westland, A.R. Bloxham, 1872, NY 267996!
Etymology
The derivation of the species epithet platycaulon, meaning “flat-stemmed”, is hinted at by Müller’s (1901, p. 290) statement in Genera Muscorum Frondosorum: “Alle diese neuen Arten, von denen das Letztere [D. platycaulon] nach Höhe und Breite seiner Stengel ein wahrer Riese Aller ist, kamen mir fast in einer einziger Sendung von R. Helms in Greymouth auf der Süd-Insel zu”. Müller’s statement translates as “All these new species, the last of which [D. platycaulon], according to the height and breadth of its stems, is a true giant, came to me as the result of almost a single shipment from R. Helms in Greymouth on the South Island”.
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1 January 2000
2 October 2017