Campylopus pallidus Hook.f. & Wilson
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Campylopus pallidus Hook.f. & Wilson in Wilson, Bot. Antarct. Voy. II (Fl. Nov.-Zel.) Part II, 68 (1854)
Campylopus pallidus Hook.f. & Wilson
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Nomenclature
Hook.f. & Wilson
Hook.f. & Wilson
1854
68
ICN
Campylopus pallidus Hook.f. & Wilson
species
Campylopus pallidus
The species epithet pallidus is an obvious reference to the pale colour of the plants. The disused epithet torquatus makes reference to contorted leaves, presumably those of the often present reduced and propagula-like shoots.
Lectotype: N.Z., Northern Island, Auckland, Sinclair, BM 000517611! The Sinclair collection, one of two syntypes cited in the protologue is fertile and ample. Frahm (in herb. BM) has annotated this specimen “chosen as lectotype” with an illegible date (1981?). A published statement of this lectotypification cannot be located and in Frahm (1987) he stated that he had not seen type material.
Classification
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Taxonomic concepts
Campylopus capillaceus sensu Fife
Campylopus pallidus Hook.f. & Wilson
Campylopus holomitrium sensu Sainsbury
Campylopus pallidus Hook.f. & Wilson
Campylopus lonchochaete Müll.Hal.
Campylopus pallidus Hook.f. & Wilson
Campylopus ohingaitii R.Br.bis
Campylopus pallidus Hook.f. & Wilson
Campylopus pallidus Hook.f. & Wilson
Campylopus pallidus Hook.f. & Wilson
Campylopus pallidus Hook.f. & Wilson
Campylopus sparksii R.Br.bis
Campylopus pallidus Hook.f. & Wilson
Campylopus torquatus Mitt.
Campylopus pallidus Hook.f. & Wilson
Collections
Notes
typification
Lectotype: N.Z., Northern Island, Auckland, Sinclair, BM 000517611! The Sinclair collection, one of two syntypes cited in the protologue is fertile and ample. Frahm (in herb. BM) has annotated this specimen “chosen as lectotype” with an illegible date (1981?). A published statement of this lectotypification cannot be located and in Frahm (1987) he stated that he had not seen type material.
Etymology
The species epithet pallidus is an obvious reference to the pale colour of the plants. The disused epithet torquatus makes reference to contorted leaves, presumably those of the often present reduced and propagula-like shoots.
Metadata
97a26918-0523-4e32-b9e8-01686098dd5e
scientific name
Names_Plants
1 January 2000
29 September 2017