Lycopodium billardierei Spring
Details
Lycopodium billardierei Spring, Nouv. Mém. Acad. Roy. Sci. Bruxelles 15: 56 (1841)
Nomenclature
Spring
Spring
1841
56
billardieri
ICN
Lycopodium billardierei Spring
species
Lycopodium billardierei
Named in honour of Jacques Julien Houttou de Labillardière (1775–1834), French botanist on D’Entrecasteaux’s voyage (1791–1795) to find La Pérouse’s ill-fated expedition. He made extensive collections of Australian plants from south-west Australia and Tasmania, which formed the basis of his Novae Hollandiae plantarum specimen, published 1804–1807.
Lectotype (selected by Brownsey et al. 2018): Nlle Zélande [New Zealand], Voy. de l’Astrolabe, 1826–1829, Lesson, P 01228213!
Classification
Subordinates
Descriptions
Lycopodium billardierei Spring
Stems tufted, much branched, up to 15 dm. long, pend., slender, densely leafy. Lower lvs spreading to erect, from decurrent base, up to 20 mm. long, linear to linear-ligulate, acute to subacute, coriac., midrib usually evident; upper lvs shorter, erect to appressed. Strobili ∞, slender, forked, distinctly tetragonous, up to 10 cm. long or more. Sporophylls densely imbricate, c. 1-2 mm. long, broadly ovate, subacute to apiculate, keeled, but little longer than sporangia.
Taxonomic concepts
Lycopodium billardierei Spring
Lycopodium billardierei Spring
Lycopodium billardierei Spring
Lycopodium billardierei Spring
Notes
typification
Lectotype (selected by Brownsey et al. 2018): Nlle Zélande [New Zealand], Voy. de l’Astrolabe, 1826–1829, Lesson, P 01228213!
Etymology
Named in honour of Jacques Julien Houttou de Labillardière (1775–1834), French botanist on D’Entrecasteaux’s voyage (1791–1795) to find La Pérouse’s ill-fated expedition. He made extensive collections of Australian plants from south-west Australia and Tasmania, which formed the basis of his Novae Hollandiae plantarum specimen, published 1804–1807.
Metadata
c072bb95-1b88-4163-b053-aeba399edb70
scientific name
Names_Plants
1 January 2000
10 January 2020