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NOMINA FAMILIARUM CONSERVANDA PROPOSITA:t A. A. Bullock (Kew)

Monimiuaeae A. L. de Jussieu, Ann. MNus. Hist. Nat. Paris 14: 133. 1809 ('Moniinieae').

T.: Monimnia Thouars [M. rotundifolia Thouars; vide Bullock, Kew Bull. 1959: ined.]

B.H. 3: 137. 1880. - Moniimiaceae. E.P. 3 (2): 94. 1888-9 (Pax). - Monimtciaceae. Hutch. (1): 136. 1959. - Monimniaceae.

Monotropaceae Nuttall, Gen. N. Amer. P1. 1: 272. 1818 ('Monotropeae').

T.:' Monotropa Linnaeus [M. uniflora Lin- naeus; vide Hitchcock, Prop. -Brit. Bot. 153. 1929]

B.H. 2: 604. 1876. - Monotropeae. E.P. 4 (1): 9. 1889 (Drude). - Pirolaceac

subfam. Monotropoideae. Hutch. (1): 294. 1959. - Monotropaceae.

In the event of union of this family with Pyrolaceae, the latter name should be conserved.

Montiniaceac Nakai, Ord. Fai. etc. App. 243. 1943.

T.: Montinia Thunberg [M. caryophyllacea Thunberg]

B.H. 1: 794. 1867. - Onagrarieae, genus anomalum.

E.P. Ed. 2. 18a: 223. 1930 (Engler). - Saxi- fragaceae subfam. Montintioideae.

Hutch. (1): 166. 1959. - FJscalloniaceae, p.p. See also Milne-Redhead (Hooker, Ic. P1. 36:

sub tt. 3541-3544. 1956), who gave a long discussion and bibliography.

Moraceae iink, Handb. 2: 444. 1831 ('Mori- formnes').

T.: Moru-s Linnaeus [M. inigrai Linnaeus; vide M. L. Green, Prop. Brit. Bot. 188. 1929]

B.H. 3: 344. 1880. - Urticaceae tribus Moreae.

E.P. 3 (1): 66. 1888 (Engler). - Moraceae, excl. subfam. Cantnaboideae.

Hutch. (1): 2,01. 1959. - Moraceac.

Moringaceae R. Brownt in Denham et Clap- perton, Trav. N. and C. Afr. 238. 1826 ('Moringeae').

T.: Moringa Adanson [M. oleifera Lamarck; vide Bullock, Kew Bull. 1959: ined.]

B.H. 1: 429. 1862. - Moringeae.

* Continued from p. 181.

E.P. Ed. 2. 171): 693. 1936 (Pax). - Mforin ga- ceae.

Hutch. (1): 225. 1959. - Morinigaceae.

Musaceae A. L. de Jus.sieu, Gen. P1. 61. 1789 ('Musae').

T.: Musa Linnaeus [M. paradisiaca Linnaeus; vide M. L. Green, Prop. Brit. Bot. 193. 1929]

B.H. 3: 639. 1883. - Scitainiineae tribus Museae, p.p.

E.P. Ed. 2. 15a: 505. 1930 (Winkler). - Mu.sa- ceae subfam. Musoideae (p. 538).

Hutch. (2): 581. 1959. - Musaceae.

Myoporaceae R. Browni, Prodr. 514. 1810 ('Myoporinae').

T.: Myoporunz C. Forster [M'. laetuini C. Forster; vide Bullock, Kew Bull. 1959: ined.]

B.H. 2: 1123. 1876. Myoporineae. E.P. 4 (3b): 354. 1895 (R. Wettstein). -

Myoporaceae. Hutch. (1): 503. 1959. - Myoporaceae.

Myricaceae S. F. Gray, Nat. Arr. Brit. P1. 2: 249. 1821 ('Myricae').

T.: Myrica Linnaeus [M. gale Linnaeus; vide M. L. Green, Prop. Brit. Bot. 191. 1929j

B.H. 3: 400. 1880. - Myricaceae. E.P. 3 (1): 26. 1887 (Engler). - Myricaceae. Hutch. (1): 189. 1959. - Myricaceae.

Myristicaceae R. Browni, Prodr. 399. 1810 ('Myristiceae').

T.: Myristica Boehmer, noin. cons. [Ml. froigrorns Houttuyn; I.C.B.N. 238. 1956]

B.H. 3: 135. 1880. - Myristicaceae. E.P. 3 (2): 40. 1888 (Prantl). - Myristicaccaw. Hutch. (1): 142. 1959. - Myristicaceae.

See also 0. Warburg in Nova Acta Leop.- Carol. 68: (1-897).

Myrothamnaceae Niedcnizu in Engler et Prantl, Nat. Pflanzenfam. 3 (2a): 103. 1891.

T.: Myrothalninus Welwitsch [M. flabelli- folio Welwitsch]

B.H. 1: 1005. 1867. - Hoanamnelidece (addit.). E.P. 3 (2a): 103. 1891 (Niedeiizu). - Myro-

thamnnaceae. Hutch. (1): 181. 1959. -- Myrotliuunnaccae.

Myrsinaceae R. Browni, Prodr. 352. 1810 ('Myrsineae').

T.: Myrsinte Linnaeus [M. ofricaona Linnaeus]

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B.H. 2: 639. 1876. - Myrsineae, excl. tribus Theophrasteae.

E.P. 4 (1): 84. 1889 (Pax). - Myrsinaceae, excl. subfam. Theophrastoideae et Aegi- ceratoideae.

Hutch. (1): 345. 1959. - Myrsinaceae.

Myrtaceae A. L. de Jussieu, Gen. P1. 322. 1789 ('Myrti'). T.: Myrtus Linnaeus [M. communis Lin-

naeus; vide M. L. Green, Prop. Brit. Bot. 158. 1929]

B.H. 1: 690. 1865. - Myrtaceae, excl. tribus Lecythideae.

E.P. 3 (7): 57. 1893 (Niedenzu). - Myrta- ceae.

Hutch. (1): 302. 1959.- Myrtaceae.

Myzodendraceae J. G. Agardh, Theoria Syst. P1. Fam. Phan. 236. 1858 ('Myzodendreae').

T.: Myzodendront J. R. et G. Forster [M. punctulatum J. R. et G. Forster]

B.H. 3: 229. 1880. - Santalaceae tribus Osy- rideae, p.p.

E.P. Ed. 2. 16b: 92. 1935 (Skottsberg). - Myzodendraceae.

Hutch. (1): 339. 1959.- Myzodendraceae.

Najadaceae A. L. de Jussieu, Gen. P1. 18. 1789 ('Naiades').

T.: Najas Linnaeus [N. marina Linnaeus] B.H. 3: 1099. 1883. - Naiadaceae tribus

Naiadeae. E.P. 2 (1): 214. 1889 (Magnus). - Najada-

ceae. Hutch. (2): 561. 1959. - Najadaceae.

Nandinaceae Nakai, Fl. Sylv. Korea. 21: 61. 1936.

T.: Nandina Thunberg [N. domestica Thun- berg]

B.H. 1: 44. 1862. - Berberideae tribus Ber- bereae, p.p.

E.P. 3 (2): 75. 1888 (Prantl). - Berberida- ceae, p.p.

Hutch. (1): 411. 1959. - Nandinaceae.

Nartheciaceae Small, Manual Southeastern Fl. 287. 1933.

T.: Narthecium Hudson, nom. cons. (syn. Abama Adanson) [N. ossifragutm, (Linnaeus) Hudson; - I.C.B.N. 225. 1956]

B.H. 3: 760. 1883. - Liliaceae tribus Nar- thecieae, p.p.

E.P. Ed. 2. 15a: 254. 1930 (K. Krause). Liliaceae subfam. Melanthioideae tribus Tofieldieae.

Hutch. (2): 595. 1959. - Liliaceae tribus Narthecieae.

This is proposed in preference to the earlier Abaminaceae (J. G. Agardh, 1858) on account of the conservation of Narthecium.

Nectaropetalaceae Exell et Mendon,t., Bol. Soc. Brot. ser. 2. 25: 105. 1951.

T.: Nectaropetalum Engler [N. kaessneri Engler]

E.P. Ed. 2. 19a: 120. 1931 (Winkler). - Lina- ceae subfam. Linoideae tribus Nectaro- petaleae.

Hutch. (1): 265. 1959. - Erythroxylaceae, p.p.

Nelumbonaceae Dumortier, Anal. Fam. PI. 53. 1829 ('Nelumboneae').

T.: Nelumbo Adanson [N. speciosa Willde- now (Nyimphaea nelumbo Linnaeus)]

B.H. 1: 46. 1862. - Nymphaeaceae subordo Nelumboneae.

E.P. 3 (2): 4. 1888 (Caspary). - Nymphaea- ceae subfam. Nelumbonoideae.

Hutch. (1): 403. 1959. - Nymphaeaceae, p.p.

Nepenthaceae Dumortier, Anal. Fam. P1. 15. 1829 ('Nepenthideae').

T.: Nepenthes Linnaeus [N. distillatoria Lin- naeus]

B.H. 3: 115. 1880. - Nepenthaceae. E.P. Ed. 2. 17b: 728. 1936 (Harms). -

Nepenthaceae. Hutch. (1): 417. 1959. - Nepenthaceae.

Nolanaceae Dumortier, Anal. Fam. P1. 20. 1829.

T.: Nolana Linnaeus. [N. prostrata Linnaeus] B.H. 2: 867. 1876.- Convolvulaceae tribus

Nolaneae. E.P. 4 (3b): 1. 1891 (R. Wettstein). -

Nolanaceae. Hutch. (1): 486. 1959. - Nolanaceae.

Nyetaginaceae A. L. de Jussieu, Gen. PI. 90. 1789 ('Nyctagines').

T.: Mirabilis Linnaeus (syn. Nyctago A. L. de Jussieu) [M. jalapa Linnaeus]

B.H. 3: 1. 1880. - Nyctagineae. E.P. Ed. 2. 16c: 86. 1934 (Heimerl). - Nycta-

ginaceae. Hutch. (1): 216. 1959. - Nyctaginaceae.

Nymphaeaceae Salisbury in Koenig et Sims, Ann. Bot. 2: 70. 1805 ('Nymphaceae').

T.: Nymaphaea Linnaeus, nom. cons. [N. alba Linnaeus;- I.C.B.N. 237. 1956]

B.H. 1: 45. 1862. - Nymphaeaceae, excl. tribus Cabonmbeae et subordo Nelumboneae.

E.P. 3 (2): 1. 1888 (Caspary). - Nymphaea- ceae, excl. subfam. Cabomboideae et subfam. Nelumbonoideae.

190



Hutch. (1): 403. 1959. - NyIphaela(Wcae (excl. Nelu ntibo). See also Nelhunbotaceae and Cabomnbaceae.

Nyssaceae A. de Jtissieu, Diet. Sc. Nat. 35: 267. 1825 ('Nysseae').

T.: Nyssa Linnaeus [N. (iqyritiquat Linoaeusl B.H. 1: 952. 1867. - Cornairceae, p.p. E.P. 3 (8): 255, 257. 1898 (Harmis). - Corna-

ceae sulbfam. Nyssoideae. 1Iutch. (1): 175. 1959. - Nyssac-eae (excl.

Dat;idia). The two subfamilies Nyssoideae and Daci-

dioideae were united and raised to family rank as Nyssaceae by Engler; Syll. Pflanzen- fain. ed. 6. 179 (1909). The family was mono- graphed by Wangerin in Engler, Pflanzenr. in 1910, but some recent authors have regarded Davidiaceae as distinct and the family is included in this list.

Ochnaceae A. P. Decandolle, Ann. Mus. Hist. Nat. Paris 17: 410. 1811.

T.: Ochna Linnaeus [0. jabotapita Linnaeus] B.H. 1: 316. 1862. - Ochnaceae. E.P. Ed. 2. 21: 53. 1925 (Gilg). - OAhnaceae. Hutch. (1): 282. 1959. - Ochnaceae.

See als-o E.P. Nachtr. 3. 219. 1907 (Engler).

Octoknemaceae Enigler, Bot. Jahrh). 43: 177. 1909 [vau Tieghenu, Journ. le Bot. 19: 45. 1905 ('Octocn6munackes')].

T.: Octokniemia Pierre [0. klaineana Pierre] E.P. Nachtr. 4: 75. 1914 (Pilger et K. Krause).

- Octoknemiataceae. - Ed. 2. 161): 42. 1935 (Harms). - Octoknemtaceae.

Hlutch. (1): 331. 1959. - Octoknemzaceae.

Olacaceae Mirbel ex A. P. Decandolle, Prodr. 1: 531. 1824 ('Olacineae') [Mirbel, Bull. Soc. Philom. 3: 377. 1813 ('Olacin6es')].

T.: Olax Linnaeus [0. zeylanica Linnaeus] B.H. 1: 342, 343. 1862. Olacinzeae tribus

Olaceae. E.P. Ed. 2. 161):. 5. 1935 (Sleumer). - OlMca-

ceae, p.p. Hutch. (1): 329. 1959. - Olacaceae.

Oleaceae Hoffmiiannisegg et Linik, Fl. Port. 1: 386. 1809 ('Oleinae').

T.: Olea Linnaeus [0. europoae Linnaeus; vide Hitchcock, Prop. Brit. Bot. 115. 19291

B.H. 2: 672. 1876. - Oleaceae. E.P. 4 (2): 1. 1892 (Knoblauch). - Oleaceac. Hutch. (1): 378. 1959. - Oleaceae.

Oliniaceae Arniott, Anii. NIag. Nat. Hist. 3: 154. 1839 ('Olinieae').

T. Olinia Thunherg, nom. cons. [0. cymiosa Thunherg'; vide I.C.B.N. 257. 1956]

B.H. I: 785. 1867. - Lythrarieae, genus. anomalum.

E.P. 3 (6a): 213. 1894 (Cilg). - Qliniiceae. Hlutch. (1): 163. 1959. - Olinziaceae.

Onagraceae A. L. (le Jussviei,i Geie. P1. 317. 1789 ('Onagrae').

T.: Oentutherti Linnaeus [0. biennis Lin- naeus; vide Hitchcock, Prop. Brit. Bot. 149. 1929]

B.H. 1: 785. 1867. - Onagrarieae, p.p. E.P. 3 (7): 199. 1893 (Raimann). - Onagra-

ceae. Hutch. (1): 446. 1959. - Onagraceae.

In E.P. Nachtr. 3: 249. 1907 (Engler) the family name Oenotheraceae was adopted.

Opiliaceae Valeton, Crit. Overz. Olacin. 136. 1886.

T.: Opilia Roxburg [0. antentacea Roxburgh" B.H. 1: 344. 1862. - Olacineae tribus Opi-

lieae. E.P. Ed. 2. 16b: 33. 1935 (Sleumer). -

Opiliaceae. Hutch. (1): 330. 1959. - Opiliaceae.

Orchidaceae A. L. dle Jussieu, Cen. PI. 64. 1789 ('Orchideae').

T.: Orchis Linnaeus [0. militaris Linnaeus; vide M. L. Green, Prop. Brit. Bot. 184. 1929]

B.H. 3: 460. 1883. - Orchidetie, excl. trihus Cypripedieae.

E.P. 2 (6): 52. 1889 (Pfitzer). - Orclzidaceae excl. subtribus Cyjpripediinae et suhtribus Apostasiiniae.

Hutch. (2): 691. 1959. - Orchiclaceae, excl. tribus Cypripediae.

Orobanchaceae Venteinat, Tabl. Regoie Wg. 2: 292. 1799 ('Orobanchoideae').

T.: Orobanche Linnaeus [0. major Linnaeus; vide MI. L. Green, Prop. Brit. Bot. 169. 1929]

B.H. 2: 980. 1876. - Orobanchaceae. E.P. 4 (3b): 123. 1893 (Beck von Mannagetta).

- Orobanchaceae. Hutch. (1): 492. 1959. - Orobantichlcaceac.

Oxalidaceae R. Brotnut in Tuckey, Narr. Ex- ped. Congo 433. 1818 ('Oxalideae').

T.: Oxalis Linnaeus [0. aicetosella LinnaCus; vide M. L. Green, Prop. Brit. Bot. 156i. 1929]

191



B.H. 1: 270. 1862. - Geraniaceae tribus Oxalideae, p.p.

E.P. Ed. 2. 19a: 11. 1931 (Knuth). - Oxalida- ceae, p.p.

Hutch. (1): 497. 1959. - Oxalidaceae.

Paeoniaceae Bartling, Ord. Nat. P1. 251.1830. T.: Paeonia Linnaeus [P. officinalis Lin-

naeus] B.H. 1: 3. 1862.- Ranunculaceae tribus

Paeonieae. E.P. 3 (2): 54. 1888 (Prantl). - Ranuncula-

ceae tribus Paeonieae. Hutch. (1): 400. 1959. - Paeoniaceae.

See also Worsdell in Jour. Bot. 46: 114 (1908), and in Ann. Bot. 22: 663 (1908). Also Corner in Journ. Arnold Arl. 27: 423 (1946).

Palmae A. L. de Jussieu, Gen. Pl. 37. 1789. - Nom. alt.; Arecaceae.

T.: Areca Linnaeus [A. catechu Linnaeus] B.H. 3: 870. 1883. - Palmae. E.P. 2 (3): 1. 1889 (Drude). - Palmae. Hutch. (2): 665. 1959. - Palmae.

Pandaceae Pierre, Bull. Soc. Linn. Paris (2): 1255. 1896.

T.: Panda Pierre [P. oleosa Pierre] E.P. Ed. 2. 19a: 1. 1931 (Mildbraed). -

Pandaceae. Hutch. (1): 311. 1959. - Pandaceae.

Family status was agreed by Pilger and K. Krause in E.P. Nachtr. 4: 151 (1914).

Pandanaceae R. Brown, Prodr. 1: 340. 1810 ('Pandaneae').

T.: Pandanus Linnaeus f. [P. odoratissimus Linnaeus f.]

B.H. 3: 949. 1883. Pandaneae. E.P. 2 (1): 186. 1889 (Solms Lauhach). -

Pandanaceae. Hutch. (2): 670.'1959. - Pandanaceae.

Papaveraceae A. L. de Jussieu, Gen. PI. 235. 1789.

T.: Papaver Linnaeus [P. somniferum Lin- naeus; vide M. L. Green, Prop. Brit. Bot. 160. 1929]

B.H. 1: 49. 1862. - Papaveraceae subordo Papavereae.

E.P. Ed. 2. 17b: 5. 1936 (Fedde). - Papa- veraceae, excl. subfam. Fumarioideae et genus Oceanopapaver.

Hutch. (1): 422. 1959. - Papaveraceae. The genus Oceanopapaver Guillaumin

(1932) is of somewhat doubtful affinity and may represent a distinct family. It is referred to Capparidaceae by Hutchinson (1959).

192

Papilionaceae R. Brown in Flinders, Voy. Terra Austr. 2: 552. 1814. - Nom. alt.; Fabaceae.

T.: Faba Miller (syn. Vicia Linnaeus, p.p.) [Faba bona Medicus; syn. Vicia faba Lin- naeus]

B.H. 1: 437. 1865. - Legutmiinosae subordo Papilionaceae.

E.P. 3 (3): 184. 1892-4 (Taulert).- Legu- minosae subfam. Papilionatae.

Hutch. (1): 155. 1959. - Papilionaceae.

Parnassiaceae S. F. Gray, Nat. Arr. Brit. P1. 2: 670. 1821 ('Parnassieae').

T.: Parnassia Linnaeus [P. palustris Lin- naeus]

B.H. 1: 639. 1865. - Saxifrageae tribus Saxi- frageae, p.p.

E.P. Ed. 2. 18a: 178. 1930 (Engler). - Saxi- fragaceae subfam. Parnassioideae.

Hutch. (1): 465. 1959. - Parnassiaceae.

Passifloraceae A. L. de Jussieu, Ann. Mus. Hist. Nat. Paris 6: 102. tt. 37-41. 1805 ('Passifloreae').

T.: Passiflora Linnaeus [P. rubra Linnaeus; vide M. L. Green, Prop. Brit. Bot. 186. 1929]

B.H. 1: 807. 1867. - Passifloreae trilus Passi- floreae et tribus Modecceae.

E.P. Ed. 2. 21: 470. 1925 (Harms). - Passi- floraceae, p.p.

Hutch. (1): 240. 1959. - Passifloraceae (excl. Soyauxia; vide Medusandraceae).

Pedaliaceae R. Brotwn, Prodr. 1: 519. 1810 ('Pedalinae').

T.: Pedaliume Linnaeus [P. imurex Linnaeus] B.H. 2: 1054. 1876. - Pedalineae, excl. tribus

Martynieae. E.P. 4 (3b): 253. 1895 (Stapf). -Pedaliaceae. Hutch. (1): 389. 1959. - Pedaliaceae.

Pellicieraceae Beauvisage, Contrib. Etude Anat. Ternstroem. 235, 450. 1920.

T.: Pelliciera Planchon et Triana [P. rhizophoreae Planchon et Triana]

B.H. 1: 179. 1862. - Ternstroemiaceae tribus Gordonieae.

E.P. Ed. 2. 21: 154. 1925 (Melchior). - Theaceae tribus Pelliciereae.

Hutch. (1): 275. 1959. - Pellicieraceae.

Penaeaceae Guillemin, Diet. Class. Hist. Nat. 13: 171. 1828.

T.: Penaea Linnaeus [P. inucronata Linnaeus; vide Hitchcock, Prop. Brit. Bot. 125. 1929]



R.H. 3: 201. 1880. - Penaccea , excl. .genus anomalum.

E.P. 3 (6a): 208. 1894 (Gilg). - Pen-aaeaceac. Hutch. (1): 214. 1959. - Penaeaceae.

Pentadiplandraceae J. Hutchin.son et J. M4. Dalziel, Fl. W. Tr(p. Afr. 1: 461. fig. 162. 1928.

T.: Petitadiphutdra Bal Riillmi [P. bra;zzeana,lt Baillon ]

1V.P. Ed. 2. 171): 205. 19.36 (Pax et K. Hoff- lanii). - Capparidlaceae sulbfan. Penita-

diplanidroideace. Hiutch. (1): 319. 1959. Pc-fltitdiplatidr(Ic(ac.

Pentaphragmataceae J. G. Agardhl, Theoriai Syst. P1. Fain. Plhian. 95. 1858 ('P hantaplig- me'ae').

1.: Petitaphragmiau C. Doni [P. begoniiifoliiumii C. l)on]

P,.H. 2: 558. 1876. - Campantdaceae trilbus Camnpanuleae, p.p.

E.P. 4 (5): 60. 1889 (Sclinlanc.). - Cam pa- iaulaceae subf am. Catipa tudoideaeW tri)bus Pentaphragmeae.

Hutc?h. (1): 476. 1959. - Campandlaceae, p.1P The family wits inidepeindently described

and its position discussed by Airy Shaw in Kew Buill. 1941: 233 (1942). See also Airv Slhaw ini Fl. Malesiania 4 (1): 517 (1954).

Pentaphylacaceae Engler in Engler et Pranti, Nat. Pflaiizeifamiii. Nachtr. 214. 1897.

T.: Peitaphit lax Gardner et Champion [P. euryoidef)l Gardner et Chamiipion]

1.11. 1: 183. 1862. - Tertistroetiacea tribus Ternistroeicac, p.p.

E.P. Nachtr. 214. 1897 (Engler)'. - Ed. 2. 201): 13. 1942 (Mattfeld). - Peitaplhylaca- ('C(I('.

Hutch. (1): 2776. 1959. -- Peitapluhylacaceae. See also van Tieglhem. Journ. (le Bot. 1 4.

189-197 (1900).

Peridiscaceae Kuhisaun, Arquiv. Serv. Florest. Rio de Janeiro 3 (1): 3. 1950.

T.: Peridiscus Bentlhaim [P. Iluciduts Bentham. B.H. 1: 127. 1862. - Bixineae tribus Flacoro-

tieae, p.p. E.P. Ed. 2. 21: 457. 1925 (Gilg). - Flacour-

tiaceace, sub) genera incertae sedis. Hutch. (1): 252. 1959. - Peridisc,aceae.

Periplocaceae Schlechter, Notizbl. Bot. Gart. Berlin 9: 23. 1924.

T.: Periploca Linnaeus [P. graeca Linnaeus; vide Hitchcock, Prop. Brit. Bot. 136. 1929. - I.N.G. 30/056331

B.H. 2: 730. 1876. - Asclepiadeae subordo Periploceae.

E.P. 4 (2): 209. 1895 (Schumann). - -Ascle- piadaceae subfam. Periplocoideae.

Hutch. (1): 381. 1959. - Periplocaceae. See also Bullock, Kew Bull. 1956: 503

(1957).

Petermanniaceae J. Hutchinuxon, Fani. Fl. P1. 2: 113. fig. 43. 1934.

T.: Peterlainnicia F. von Mueller, nom. cons. [P. cirrosa F. von Mueller; vide I.C.B.N. 228. 1956]

B.H. 3: 746. 1883. - Dioscoreaceae, p.p. E.P. Ed. 2. 15a: 462. 1930 (Pax). - Diov-

coreaceae tribus Stenotneridac , p.p. I-lutch. (2): 623. 1959. - Peternianniaceac.

Petiveriaceae C. A. Agardla, Aphor. Bot. 221. 1825 ('Petiv;ereae').

T.: Petiveria Lininaeus [P. alliacea Linnaeus] B.H. 3: 82. 1880. - Plhytolaccaceae tribus

Rivinteae, p.P. E.P. Ed. 2. 16c: 142. 1934 (Heimerl). -

Phyytolaccaceae tribus Rivineae, p.p. Hutch. (1): 438. 1959. - Petireriaceae.

Petrosaviaceae J. Hutchinson, Fain. Fl. P1i. 2: 36.- fig. 5. 1934.

T.: Petrosav;ia Beccari [P. stelliris Beccari] B.H. 3: 82)8. 1883. - iifiacea tribus Nar-

thecieae, p.p. F.P. Ed. 2. 15a: 256. 1930 (K. Krause). -

Liliaceac subfamn. Mela (mthioideae tribus Petro.vacieae.

Hutch. (2): 546. 1959. - Petrosat;iaceae. The earliest namie for this family is Miyo-

.shiac-ae Nakino, Bot. Mag. Tokyo 17: 144 (1903). Makino's subsequent publication of the namies Protoliriac-eae and Petrosaoiaceae for the saine tamily was provisional.

Philadelphaceae D. Doni, Edinburgh New Phil. Journ. 1: 133. 1826 ('Philadelpheae').

T.: Philadelplhu.s Linnaeus [P. coronarius Linnaeus; vide M. L. Green, Prop. Brit. Bot. 158. 1929]

B.H. 1: 642. 1865. - Saxifrageae tribus Hydrangcgae, p.p.

E.P. Ed. 2. 18a: 190. 1930 (Engler). - Saxi- fragaceae subfam. Hydranigeoidleae tribus Philadeepheae.

Hutch. (1): 159. 1959. - Philadelphaceae.

Philesiaceae Dumortier, Anal. Fam. P1. 53, 54. 1829 ('Phylesiaceae').

T.: Philesia Commerson [P. mizagellanica J. F. Gmelin]

193



B.H. 3: 751. 1883. - Liliaceae tribus Luzu- riageae, p.p.

E.P. Ed. 2. 15a: 381. 1930 (K. Krause). - Liliaceae subfam. Luzuriagoideae, p.p.

Hutch. (2): 625. 1959. - Philesiaceae.

Philydraceae Link, Enum. P1. Berol. Alt. 1: 5. 1821 ('Philhydrinae').

T.: Philydrumii, J.-Gaertner [P. lanutiginolsitini J. Gaertner]

B.H. 3: 840. 1883. - Philydraceae. E.P. Ed. 2. 15a: 190. 1930 (Pilger). - Phily-

draceae. Hutch. (2): 683. 1959. - Philydraceae.

Phrymacfae Schlanier in Decandolle, Prodr. 11: 520. 1847.

T.: Phrymaw Linnacus [P. leptostachhya Lin- naeus]

B.H. 2: 1132. 1876. - Verbenaceae tribus Phrynieae.

E.P. 4 (31)): 361. 1895 (Briquet). - Phryma- ceae.

Hutch. (1): 398. 1959. - Phrymacea.

Phytolaccaceae R. BrPown in Tuckey, Narr. Exped. Congo. 454. 1818 ('Phytolaceae').

T.: Phytolacca Linnaeus [P. amiericana Lin- naeus; vide' M. L. Green, Prop. Brit. Bot. 157. 1929]

B.H. 3: 78. 1880. - Phytolaccaceae trilbus Euphytolacceae et tribus Rivinerae, p.p.

E.P. Ed. 2. 16c: 135. 1934 (Heimerl). - Phytolaccaeeae, p.P.

Hutch. (1): 435. 1959. - Phytolac-caceae.

Picrodendraceae Smaztill, Journ. New:- York Bot. Card. 18: 184. 1917.

T.: Picrodeendron Planchon [P. arborenin Planchon]

B.H. 1: 315. 1862. - Si,na(irtubeae trimus Picramnnieae, p.p.

E.P. Ed. 2. 19a: 405. 1931 (Engler). - Picro- dlendraceae.

Hutch. (1): 196. 1959. - Picrodendraccac.

Piperaceae Linik, Handb. 1: 290. 1829 ('Pi- peritae').

T.: Piper Linnaeus [P. nigrum Linnaeus; vide Hitchcock, Prop. Brit. Bot. 117; 1929]

B.H. 3: 125. 1880. - Piperaceae tribus Pipereae.

E.P. 3 (1): 3. 1887 (Engler). - Piperaceae. Hutch. (1): 419. 1959. - Piperaceae.

Pittosporaceae R. Brownt in Flinders, Voy. Terra Austr. 2: 542. 1814 ('Pittosporeae').

194

T.: Pittosporurn J. Gaertner [P. tenuifolium J. Gaertner; vide Bullock, Kew Bull. 1959: ined.]

B.H. 1: 130. 1862. - Pittosporeae. E.P. Ed: 2. 18a: 265. 1930 (E. Pritzel). -

Pittosporaceae. Hutch.-(1): 219. 1959. - Pittosporaceae.

Plantaginaceae A. L. de Juissieni, Cen. Pi. 89. 1789 ('Plantagines').

T.: Planitaigo Linnaeus [P.. miajor Linnaeus, vide Hitchcock, Prop. Brit. Bot. 125. 1929]

B.H. 2: 1223. 1876. - Plantagineae.. E.P. 4 (3bY: 363. 1895 (Harms et Reiche). -

PMlntaginaceae. Ihutch. (1): 455. 1959. - Plaiztaginiaceae.

Platanaceae Diianzortier, Anal. Fain. P1. 11, 12. 1829 ('Plataneae').

T.: Platanus Linnaeus [P. orienitalis Linnacus; vide NI. L. Green, Prop. Brit. Bot. 189. 1929]

B.H. 3: 396. 1880. - Platatancea. E.P. 3 (2a): 137. 1891 (Niedenzu). - Platana-

ceac. Hutch. (1): 182. 1959. - Plitatanaceae.

Plocospermataceae J. HMtchinson-, Fain. Fl. PI. ed. 2 (1): 379. 1959 ('Plocospernmaccae').

1.: Plocospernza Benthai [P. buxifoliun i Bentham]

B.H. 2: 789. 1876. Loganiaceac trilbus Gelsemieae, p.p.

E.P. 4 (2): 49. 1895 (Solereder). - Logan iaceae, genus anomalum.

Hutchl. (1): 379. 1959. - Plocos'perniaceac.

Plumbaginaceae A. L. de Jhssiett, Ceo. P1. 92. 1789 ('Pluinbargines').

T.: Plunibago Linnaeus [P. e'uropaca Lini- naeus; vicle Hitchcock, Prop. Brit. Bot. 129. 1929]

B.H. 2: 623. 1876. - Pluinibaginieae. E.P. 4 (1): 116. 1890 (Pax'). - Plinafibna-

ceae. IIutch. (1): 453. 1959. - PlutinbaginaCCalc.

Poaceae Barnthart, Bull. Torrey Bot. Clubi 22: 7. 1895. - Nom. alt.; Cramiineae.

T.: Poa Linnaeus [P. pratensis Linnaeus; vide Hitchcock, Prop. Brit. Bot. 129. 1929]

B.H. 3: 1074. 1883.-- Gramzineae. E.P. 2 (2): 1. 1887 (Hackel). - Grainineae. Hutch. (2): 710. 1959. - Gramlineae.

Podoaceae Franichet, P1. Delav. 145. tt. 32-35. 1889 ('Podoonaceae').

T.: Dobiniea Buchanan (syn. Podoont Baillon) [D. vulgaris Buchanan]



B.H. 1: 410. 1862. - Sapindaceae subordo Acerinieae, p.p.

E.P. 3 (5): 177. 1892 (Engler). - Aniacardia- ceae tribus Dobineeae.

Hutch. (1): 361. 1959. - Podoaceae. A discussion of the affinities of Dobincea

and its allies was given by Forman (Kew Bull. 1953: 555-564. fig. 1-2. 1954) when he described the remarkable new monotypic genus Camizpylopetalumtt (C. siameniise Fornan, l.c. 555, cum)E fig.).

Podophyllaceae A. P. Decanidolle, Syst. Nat. 2: 31. 1821 ('Pocophylleae').

T.: Podophyllum Linnaeus [P. peltatuni Linnaeus; vide M. L. Green, Prop. Brit. Bot. 160. 1929]

B.H. 1: 45. 1862. - Berberidleac tribus Ber- bcreae, P.p.

E.P. 3 (2): 74. 1888 (Prantl). - Berberida- ceae, p.p-

Hutch. (1): -104. 1959. - Podophyllaceace.

Podostemaceae L. C. Richlard in Humboldt, Bonpland ei Kunth, Nov. Gen. et Sp. 1: 246. 1816 ('Podostemecac').

T.: Podostemumi Michaux [P. cerathphyllftin Mlichaux]

B.H. 3: 105. 1880. - Podostetitaceae, excl. tribus Hydrostachydeae.

E.P. 3 (2a): 1. 1890 (0. Warming). - Podlo- stemrtaceac, ex?cl. subfam. Hydrostachyoideae. - Ed. 2. 18a: 3. 1930 (Engler). - Podo- .steintotacceae.

Hutcth. (1): 470. 1959. - Podlostemaccac.

Polemoniaceae A. L. dle Jhssieu, Gen. P1. 136. 1789 ('Polemnonia').

T.: Poleinonium- Linnaeus [P. coterulenini Linnaeus; vicle HitchcfOck, Prop. Brit. Bot. 130. 1929]

B.H. 2: 820. 1876. - Polenwn-orliaceae, exl. Cobaca.

E.P. 4 (3a): 40. 1891-3 (A. Peter). - Pole- miiioniaceac, excl. tribus Cobaeeae.

Hutch. (1): 500. 1959. - Polentoniacea.

Polygalaceae A. L. (cl Jutssieu, Ann. Mus. Hist. Nat. Paris 14: 389. 1809 ('Polygaleac').

T.: Polygala Linnaeus [P. vulgaris Linnaeus; vide M. L. Green, Prop. Brit. Bot. 173. 1929]

B.H. 1: 134. 1862. - Polygalea, excl. Kra- mneria Loefling.

E.P. 3 (4): 323. 1896 (Chodat). - Polygala- ceae.

Hutch. (1): 232. 1959. - Polygalaceae (excl. Diclidantheraceae).

Polygonaceae A. L. de Jussieu, Geii. P1. 82. 1789 ('Polygoneae').

T.: Polygonum Linnaeus [P. aviculare Lin- naeus; vide Hitchcock, Prop. Brit. Bot. 151. 1929]

B.H. 3: 88. 1880. - Polygonaceae. E.P. 3 (la): 1. 1892 (Dammer). - Polygona-

ceae. Hutch. (1): 431. 1959. - Polygonaceae.

Pontederiaceae Kunitlh in Humboldt, Bon- pland et Kunth, Nov. Gen. et Sp. 1: 265. 1816 ('Pontedereae').

T.: Pontederia. Linnaeus [P. cordata Lin- naeus; vide Hitchcock, Prop. Brit. Bot. 144. 1929]

B.H. 3: 836. 1883. - Pontlederiaceac. E.P. Ed. 2. 15a: 181. 1930 (0. Schwartz). -

Ponitedleriaceae. 1lutch. (2): 616. 1959. -- Ponitedleriaceac.

Portulacaceae A. L. de Jussieu, Gen. P1. 312. 1789 ('Portulaceae').

T.: Portulaca Linnaeus [P. oleracea Liii- naeus; vide M. L. Green, Prop. Brit. Bot. 157. 1929]

B.H. 1: 155. 1862. - Portuhaceae. F.P. Ed. 2. 16c: 234. 1934 (Pax et K. Hoff-

mann). - Portulacaceae. Hlutchi. (1): 430. 1959. - Portulacaceac.

Posidoniaeeae Lotsy, Vortr. Bot. Stammes- gesch. 3(l): 658. fig. 441. 1911.

T.: Posidoutia Konig, nom. cons. [P. caulinti Konig; - I.C.B.N. 221. 1956]

B.H. 3: 1011. 1883. - Nadachicace trihus Posiclontieae.

E.P. 2 (1): 205. 1889 (Engler). - Potanziogc- tontacea tribus Posidonzieae.

Hutch. (2): 5520. 1959. - Posiduiiaceae. Family rank was first suggested by G. B.

Cacciamali (Rev. Ital. Sc. Nat. 17: 137-142. 1897) in a paper in which all family names were given an Italianate form.

Potaliaceae Martius, Nov. Geii. et Sp. 2: 133. 1827.

T.: Potalia Aublet [P. amiara Aublet] B.H. 2: 788. 1876. - Loganiaceae tribus

Euiloganiiace subtribus Fagraeeae. E.P. 4 (2): 41. 1892 (Solereder). - Logania-

ceac subfam. Loganlioideae tribus. Fagroeeae. Hutch. (1): 371. 1959. - Potailiacace.

Potamogetonaceae Dunwrtier, Anal. Fain. P1. 59, 61. 1829 ('Potamnogetoneae').

T.: Potarnogeton Linnaeus [P. natans Lin- naeus; vide Hitchcock, Prop. Brit. Bot. 127. 1929]

195



B.H. 3: 1011. 1883. - Naiadaceae tribus Potamzeae, p.p.

E.P. 2 (1): 194. 1889 (Ascherson). - Pota-

inogetonaceae tribus Potamogetonteae. Hutch. (2): 556. 1959. - Potaimogetontaceae.

Primulaceae Veniteniat, Tabl. Regne V6g. 2: 285. 1799.

T.: Prim.ula Linnaeus [P. veris Linnaeus; vide Hitchcock, Prop. Brit. Bot. 127. 1929]

B.H.. 2: 628. 1876. - Primi ulaceae. E.P. 4 (1): 98. 1890 (Pax). - Prizultacece. Hutch. (1): 453. 1959. - Pri,nulaceae.

Proteaceae A. L. de Jussieu, Gen. P1. 78. 1789 ('Proteae').

T.: Leucadendron R. Brown, nom. cons. (syn. Protea Linnaeus, nom. rejic.) [L. argeniteumii (Linnaeus) R. Brown; - I.C.B.N. 234. 1956]

B.H. 3: 165. 1880. - Proteacea. E.P. 3 (1): 119. 1888-9 (Engler). - Protea-

ceae. Hutch. (1): 217. 1959. - Proteaceac.

Pterostemonaceae Simall, N. Amer. Fl. 22: 183. 1905.

T.: Pterostenon Schauer [P. mtexicanius Schauer]

B.H. 1: 615. 1865. - Rosaceae tribus Quil- lajeae, p.p.; "genus valde anomalum".

E.P. Ed. 2. 18a: 183. 1930 (Engler). - Saxi- fragaceae subfam. Pterostentonioideae.

Hutch. (1): 157. 1959. - Pterostemonoaaceae.

Punicaceae Horaniinow, Prim. Lin. Syst. Nat. 81. 1834.

T.: Punica Linnaeus [P. granatuwnt Linnaeus] B.H. 1: 784. 1867. - Lythrarieae, genus ano-

malum. E.P. 3 (7): 22. 1892 (Niedenzu). - Puniic'a-

ceae. Hutch. (1): 306. 1959. - Punticaceae.

Pyrolaceae Linidley, Introd. Nat. Syst. 184. 1830 (non Pyroleae Lindley, 1821).

T.: Pyrola. Linnaeus [P. rotundifolia Lin- naeus; vide Hitchcock, Prop. Brit. Bot. 154. 1929]

B.H. 2: 581. 1.876. - Ericaceae tribus Pyro- leace.

E.P. 4 (1): 3. 1889 (Drude). - Pirolaceae subfam. Piroloideae.

Hutch. (1): 289. 1959. - Pyrolaceae.

Quiinaceae Engler in Martius, Fl. Bras. 12 (1): 476. 1888.

T.: Quiina Aublet [Q. guianensis Aublet]

196

B.H. 1: 169. 1862. - Guittiferae tribus Quiinteae.

E.P. Ed. 2. 21: 106. 1925 (Enigler). - Quiiiia- ceae.

Hutch. (1): 301. 1959. - Quiiniaceae.

Ranunculaceae A. L. de Jussieu, Gen. P1. 231. 1789.

T.: Ranuunculus Lin-naeus [R. acer Linnaeus; vide M. L. Green, Prop. Brit. Bot. 163. 1929]

B.H. 1: 1. 1862. - Raniunzculaceae p.p., exci, tribus Helleboreae et tribus Paeonieae.

E.P. 3 (2): 43. 1888 (Prantl). - Ranuncula- ceae p.p., excl. trilbus Helleboreae et tril)us Paeon ieae.

Hutch. (1): 402. 1959. - Ranuncularckceae.

Rapateaceae Dumortier, Anal. Fainl. P1. 60o, 62. 1829.

T.: Rapatea Aublet [R. p)alludosaL Aublet] B.H. 3: 857. 1883. - Rapateaceae. E.P. Ed. 2. 15a: 59. 1930 (Pilger). - Rape-

teaceae. Hutch. (2): 572. 1959. - Rapaleaccae.

Resedaceae S. F. Grey, Nat. Arr. Brit. P1. 2: 665. 1821.

T.: Reseda Linnaeus [R. lutea Linnaeus; vide M. L. -Green, Prop. Brit. Bot. 157. 1929]

B.H. 1: 110. 1.862. - Resedaccae. E.P. Ed. 2. 171): 659. 1936 (Bolle). - Rcsedaf-

ceae. Hutch. (1): 426. 1959. - Resedacea.c

Restionaceae R. Brownt, Prodr. 1: 243. 181(1 ('Restiaceae').

T.: Restio Rottbb8ll, nom. cons. prop., 110on Linnaeus [R. triticeus Rottblbl; vide Bul- lock, Taxon 8: 107. 1959]

E.P. Ed. 2. 15a: 8. 1930 (Gilg-Benedict). - Restionaceae.

Hutch. (2): 700. 1959. - Restioniacea. The generic name Restio Linnaeus was

published first in November 1767, with one species which is taxonomically identical with Thamnlochortus fruticosus Bergius, published in September 1767. All authors, however, have niaintained "Restio L." in a sense excluding the original species, and hence the proposal to conserve the name in the sense which has beeii current for the past 150 years or more.

Rhamnaceae A. L. de Jussieu, Gen. P1. 376. 1789 ('Rhamni').

T.: Rhamnus Linnaeus [R. catharticus Lin- naeus; vide Hitchcock, Prop. Brit. Bot. 133. 1929]



B.H. 1: 371. 1862. - Rhamnuca. E.P. Ed. 2. 20d: 7. 1953 (Suessenguth). -

Rlaltmarccae. Hutch. (1): 343. 1959. - Rhamtitnaceae.

Rhizophoraceae R. Browir in Flinders, Voy. Terra Austr. 2: 549. 1814 ('Rhizophoreae').

T.: Rhizopluwra Linnaeus [R.' mlangle Lin- niaeus; vide Mi. L. Green, Prop. Brit. Bot. 157. 1929]

B.H. 1: 677. 1865. - RHiizoplwreae. E.P. 3 (7): 42. 1892-3 (Sciiinper). - 11liZo-

p)horaceac. Hutch. (1): :304. 1959. - Rhizophoraceae.

Rhoipteleaceae Handel-Mazzetti, Rep. Sp. Nov. 30: 75. tt. 127-128. 1932.

'r.: Rhoipicica Diels et Hanidel-Mazzetti [Ii. chiliantha Diels et Hanidel-Mazzetti]

E.P. Nachtr. 242. 1897 (Engler). - Scyto- peta~laceae, p.p.?L'

1lutchl. (1): 194. 1959. -- Rlhoiptelaccae.

Roridulaceae E'ngler ct Gig, Syll. Pflanizentf. edl. 9-10. 226. 1924.

T.: Roridlda Liiinaeus [I. dlenata Linnauacs] B.H. 1: 664. 1865. - Droseraiceae. p.p. E.P. 3 (2): 272. 1891 (Drucle). - Droscra-

ceae, p.p. - Ed. 2. 18a: 346. 1930 (Diels). - Roridudaccac.

Hutch. (1): 220. 1959. -- Bybfidaceae, p.p.

Rosaceae A. L. (le Jussi('u, Gen. Pi. :3.4. 1789.

T.: Rosa Linniazieus [R. rentitifoliai Linnaicieus; \-ide MI. L. Greeni, Prop). Brit. Bot. 159. 19291

B.H. 1: 600. 1865. - Rosvaccc, p.p. E.P. 3 (3): 1. 1888 (Focke). - Rosaccac, p.p. Hutch. (1): 149. 1959. - Rosaceae, p.p.

See also Chrysob(ialanac?ceac, which is fre- q1uently referrec to Rosaceae as a tribe or sublfamilv.

Roxburghiaceae Wallich, P1. As. Rar. 3: 50. t. 282. 1832.

T.: Roxburghiia Roxburgh [R. gloriosoides Roxburgh]

B.H. 3: 746. 1883. - Roxburghiaceae. E.P. Ed. 2. 15a: 224. 1930 (K. Krause). -

Stctinona(iccae. Hutch. (2): 656. 1959. - Roxburghiaccac.

Krause (1930) adopted the later and illegitimate name Stemonaceae Franchet et Savatier (1879) because the generic name Stemona Loureiro (1790; type: S.. t-uberosa Loureiro), antedates Roxburghia Roxburgh (1795). Roxburghia (a name coined by Banks) and Stemrona are taxonomic synonyms.

Rubiaceae A. L. (cl Jusvsiet, Gein. P1. 196. 1789.

T.: Rubia Linnat-us [R. tinctoruwi Linnaeus; vide Hitchcock, Prop. Brit. Bot. 124. 19291

B.H. 2: 7. 1873, et 2: 788. 1876. - Rubia- ceae, et Logainiaccac trihus Gaertniereae.

E.P. 4 (4): 1. 1891 (Schumann). - Rubiaccac. Hutch. (1): 386. 1959. - Rubiacca(ic.

Ruppiaceae 1. Huitch-inis,on, Faini. Fl. P1. 2: 48. 1934.

'T.: Ruppia Linnaeus [H. miiaritiawi(i Liniiaeus] B.H. 3: 1011. 1883. - Naiaclaccac trilbus

Potamiteac, p.p. E.P. 2 (1): 210. 1889 (Ascherson). - Poht-

mogelowncea e trihus Potamwogetocac, p.p. Hutchl. (2): 558. 1959. - Ruppiacea.

The family name wvas first puhlished l)y Horaninow (1834) hut his circiumscription. 'which included Potamogetoni, renlered the name illegitimate.

Ruscaceae J1. Hutchins.on, Fani. 1l. P1. 2: 109. fig. 41. 1934.

T.: Ru.scu.v Linnaeus [1. acuh'alea. Linusacus; vidle MI. L. G;reeii, Prop. Brit. Bot. 192. 19291

B.H. 3: 764. 188:3. - Liliaccac tribus A.vpara- geac, p.P.

E.P. Ed. 2. 15a: :366. 1930 (K. Krause). -- Liliaccac subfam. Asparagoi(leae tribus A.sparagcac. p.p

l-iutch. (2): 619. 1959. R- luscaceae.

Rutaceae A. -. dc Jussieu, Gein. P1. 296. 1789.

T.: ltritai Linnaeuacus [R. grarcolcn.v Linnlactes; v'ide Hitchcock, Prop. Brit. Bot. 192. 1929'1

B.H. 1: 278. 1862. -- Rutaccac. E.P. Ed. 2. 19a: 18'7. 1931 (Engler ). --)

Rutacea. Hutch. (1): 353. 1959. - Rutacca(c.

Sabiaceae Blumtic, Muss. Bot. Lugd.-Btt. 1: 368. 1851.

T.: Sabia Colebrooke [S. lanccolatat Cole-

lbrooke] B.H. 1: 413. 1862. - Sabiaceac. E.P. 3 (5): 367. 1895 (0. Warburg). - Sabiai-

ceae. Hutch. (1): 361. 1959. - Sabiaccac.

Salicaceae Mirbel, Ek&m. Phvs. V&g. 2: 905. 1815 ('Salicineae').

T.: Salix Linnaeus [S. penttandra Liniiaeus; vide M. L. Green, Prop. Brit. Bot. 190. 1929]

B.H. 3: 411. 1880. - Salicineae. E.P. 3 (1): 29. 1887 (Pax). - Salicaceae. Hutch. (1): 187. 1959. - Salicaceae.

197



Salvadoraceae Linidley. Introd. Nat. Syst. ed. 2. 269. 1836.

T.: Salvadora Linnaeus [S. persica Linnaeus] B.H. 2: 680. 1876. - Salvadoraceae. E.P. Ed. 2. 20b: 232. 1942 (Sleumer). -

Salvadoraceae. Hutch. (1): 312. 1959. - Salvadoraceae.

Santalaceae R. Brown, Prodr. 1: 350. 1810. T.: Santalunm Linnaeus [S. albumn Linnaeus] B.H. 3: 217. 1818. - Santalaceae, excl. tribus

Grubbieae. E.P. Ed. 2. 16b: 52. 1935 (Pilger). - Saintala-

ceae. Hutch. (1): 339. 1959. - Santalaceae.

The genus Chamnpereia, sometimes referredI to Santalaceae, is placed by Hutchinson (1959) in the family Opiliaceae.

Sapindaceae A. L. de Juysieu, Gein. P1. 246. 1789 ('Sapindi').

T.: Sapindus Linnaeus [S. saponariuis Lin- naeus; vide Hitchcock, Prop. Brit. Bot. 151. 1929]

B.H. 1: 388, 389, 392. 1862. - Sapindaceae subord. Sapindae et Dodoniaeae.

E.P. 3 (5): 277. 1895 (Radlkofer). Sapinda- ceae.

1lutch. (1): 360. 1959. - Sapindacea (exel. Bretschneideraceae).

Sapotaceae A. L. de Jtussieni, Geii. P1. 151. 1789 ('Sapotae').

T.: Achras Linnaeus (syn. Sapota Miller) [A. zapota Linnaeus]

B.H. 2: 650. 1876. - Sapotaceae. E.P. 4 (1): 126. 1890-91 (Eiigler). - Sapota-

ceae. Hutch. (1): 350. 1959. - Sapotaceac.

Sarcolaenaceae Cartel, Nuova Giorii. Ital. 13: 221. 1881.

T.: Sarcolaena.Thouars [S. -inultiflora Thouars. vide Bullock, Kew Bull. 1959: ined.]

B.H. 1: 194. 1862. - Chlaenaiceaie. E.P. 3 (6): 168. 1893 (Schumann). - Chlaena-

ceae. Hutch. (1): 283. 1959. - Sarcolaeniaceae.

Sarcospermataceae Lamii, Bull. Jard. Bot.

Buitenzorg, S&. 3. 7: 248. 1925 ('Sarcosper- mzaceae').

T.: Sarcospei, nu J. D. hlooker [S. arboremn (Buchanan) J. D. Hlooker *]

B.H. 2: 655. 1865. - Sapotaceae, p.p.

*) Lectotype; of the three species referred to the genus by Hooker (B.H. 2: 655. 1865) S. arboreum seems. to have been the best known.

E.P. 4 (1): 146. 1891 (Engler). - Sapotaceac tribus Palaquieae subtribus Sideroxylinae, P.p.

Hutch. (1): 351. 1959. - Sarcospermaceae.

Sargentodoxaceae Stapf, Bot. Mag. 151: sub) tt. 9111-9112. 1925.

T.: Sargenitodoxa Rehder et E. H. Wilson [S. cunteata (Oliver) Rehder et E. H. Wilson]

Hutch. (1): 407. 1959. - Sargentodoxaccae. Sargentodoxa cuneata was described by

Oliver (Hooker, Ic. P1. 19: t. 1817. 1889) as Holboellia cuneata. His material, however, was a mixture and the name was retained by Diels (Engler, Bot. Jahrb). 29: 343. 1900) for the male part. T'he genus was referred to Lardizabalaca.

Sarraceniaceae Duitiortier, Anal. Fain. P1. 53. 1829 [De la Pylaie, IN16i. Soc. Lionll. Paris 6: 379. 1827 (sine nor.)].

T.: Sarraceniia Liniaeus [S. purpurea Lin- naeus; vide M. L. Green, Prop. Brit. Bot. 160. 1929]

B.H. 1: 48. 1862. Sarraceniaceac. E.P. Ed. 2. 171: 704. 1936 (Uphof). - Sarra-

ceo iaceae. Hutch. (1): 468. 1959. -- Sarraceniaceac.

Saurauiaceae J1. C. Agardh, Theoria Syst. PI. Fain. Phan. 110. 1858 ('Sauraujeae').

T.: Strairruili \Willdenoov [S. excels(l Willde- now]

B.H. 1: 179. 1862. -- Temstroeoidaccae tribus Sauirtiufieac, p.p.

E.P. Ed. 2. 21: 40. 1925 (Gilg et Wedclr- maimi). - Actinidiaceac subfam. Soura 1oi-- deae.

Hitch. (1): 274. 1959. - Saoiraiiiaccac.

Saururaceae A. Richardl , Nout'. IM&nm. Bot. ed. 4. 419. 1828 ('Saurureae').

T.: Saururits Liniinaeus [S. cer?,l1ium LinnaCus'] B.H. 3: 126, 127. 1880. - Piperaceac tribus

Sauruireae, p.p. E.P. 3 (1): 1. 1887 (Engler). - Saururacacc Hutch. (1): 420. 1959. - Saururaceac.

Saxifragaceae A. L. dle Juissicn, Gcii. PI. 308. 1789 ('Saxifrageac').

T.: Saxifraga Linoiaius [S. graniiulatat( Liii- niaeus; v'ide Hitchcock, Prol). Brit. Bot. 154. 1929]

B.H. 1: 629, 630. 1865. - Saxifraigeae trib-us

Saxifrageae, p.p. E.P. Ed. 2. 18a: 74. 1930 (Engler). - Saxi-

fragaceae, p.p. Hutch. (1): 459. 1959. - Saxifragaceae.

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Scheuchzeriaceae J. G. Agardh, Theoria Syst. P1. Fai. Phan. 44. 1858.

T.: Scheuchzeria Linnaeus [S. palustris Lin-

naeus] B.H. 3: 1010. 188.3. - Naiadaceae tribus

Juncagineae, p.p. E.P. 2 (1): 225. 1889 (Buchenau et Hierony-

mus). - Junicaginaceae, p.p. Hutch. (2): 544. 1959. - Schetichz2eriaceae.

Schisandraceae G. Don, Gen. Syst. 1: 101. 1831 ('Schizandriaceae').

T.: Schisandrai Michaux, nom. cons. [S. coc- cinea Michaux; vide I.C.B.N. 238. 1956]

B.H. 1: 17. 1862. - Magnoliaceae tribus SchiZan,'(mdreae.

E.P. 3 (2): 17. 1888 (Prantl). - Magtioliaccca trib)us Schizanidreae.

Hutch. (1): 129. 1959. - Schiisanitdraceae. See also A. C. Smith in Sargeentia 7: 1

(1947).

Scrophulariaceae A. L. (le Jussieu, Gen. P1. 117. 1789 ('Scrophulariac').

T.: Scrophularia Linnaeus [S. nodosa Lii- iiaeus; vide NI. L. Green. Prop. Brit. Bot. 168. 1929]

B.H. 2: 913. 1876. - Scrophularineae. E.P. 4 (31)): 39. 1891 (R. Wettstein).

Scrophulariaceae. I-Jutch. (1): 488. 1959. - Scrophulariaceae.

Scyphostegiaceae J. Hutctzhinsoan, Faiii. Fl. P1. 1: 229. fig. 168. 1926.

T.: Scyphostegia Stapf [S. bornteetnsis Staph E.P. Nachtr. 173. 1897 (Engler). - Monimuia-

(ceaC, genus anomialum. Hutch. (1): 326. 1959. - Scy phostegiaccae.

Stapf (Trans. Linn. Soc. London, Ser. 2. Bot. 4: 218. 1894) referred Scy,pho.stegia, somewhiat doubtfully, to the Moninnziaccca.

Scytopetalaceae Enigler in Eigler et Pranitl, Nat. Pflanzenfami. Naclhtr. 242. 1897.

I.: Sc/ytop)etalut Pierre ex Eigler [S. klinfc- aiiulil Pierre ex Engler]

E.P. Nachtr. 242. 1897 (Eiigler). - Sci1to- petalaceae, pp.

1LIutch. (1): 249. 1959. - Sct topetalaceae. See also E.P. Nachtr. 3: 217. 1907 (Eingler).

Selaginaceae Choisy, NXlm. Fain. Sdag. 19. tt. 1-5. 1823 ('Selagineae').

T.: Selago Linnaeus [S. coryipubosa Linnaeus; vide M. L. Green, Prop. Brit. Bot. 168. 1929]

B.H. 2: 1126. 1876. - Selaginzeae, p.p.

E.P. 4 (3b): 80. 1891 (R. Wettstein). -

Scrophulariaceac subfam. Antirrhinoidea-- tribus Selagineae.

Hutch. (1): 505. 1959. - Selaginaceae.

Simaroubaceae A. P. Decandolle, Ann. Mus. Hist. Nat. Paris 17: 422. 1811 ('Simarubeae').

'.: Sitnarouba Aublet [S. aniara Aublet] B.H. 1: 306. 1862. - Sinzarubeae, p.p. E.P. Ed. 2. 19a: 359. 1931 (Engler1). -

Simarubaceae, p.p. Hutch. (1): 354. 1959. - Sinizaroubaceae.

Simlarouba Aublet (1775) is a later hiomo-

nym of the same name published by Boehmer (1760), and requires to he conserved.

Smilacaceae VTententat, Tabi. legne Wg. 2: 146. 1799 ('Siniilaceae').

T.: Sinilax Linnaeus [S. aspera Linnaeus; vide M. L. Green, Prop. Brit. Bot. 191. 19291

B.H. 3: 751. 1883. - Liliaceae tribus Sinuil- ceae.

E.P. Ed. 2. 15a: 381. 1930 (K. Krause). - Liliaceac- sulbfam. S,ndlacoideae.

Hutch. (2): 618. 1959. - Si,nilacaceac.

Solanaceae A. L. (ie Jusssieui, Geni. P1. 124. 1789 ('Solanieac').

T.: Solan nor, Linnaeus [S. iiigrtunit Linnaeus; vide Hitchcock, Prop. Brit. Bot. 132. 1929]

B.H. 2: 882. 1876. - Solaniaceae. E.P. 4 (31)): 4. 1891 (R. *Wettstein). -

Solbana(iceac. lutchl. (1): 484. 1959. - Sobaniaccac.

Sonneratiaceae Eit-ler in Eiigler et Prraiitl, Nat. Pflanzenifatm. Nachitr. 261. 1897.

1.: Sonniieratiai Liiinaeus f., noi. cons. [S. acida Linnaeus f., vide I.C.B.N. 258. 19561

B.H. 1: 784. 1867. - Litlhrairiceac tribus Lylthree, p.p.

E.P. 3 (7): 16. 1892 (Niedeuzz). B--- Blattiaceae sulbfam. Blattioideac.

Hutch. (1): 306. 1959. - Somecratiaceac.

Sparganiaceae C. H. Sclihultz, Syst. Nat. Pflaniizenr. 295. 1832 ('Spdrganiioideae').

T.: Sparganim in Linnaeus [S. erectu in Liin- iiaeus; vide NI. L. Green, Prop. Brit. But. 187. 1929]

B.H. 3: 955. 1883. - Typhaceae, p.p. E.P. 2 (1): 192. 1889 (Engler). - Sparganiia-

ceae Hutch. (2): 637. 1959. - Sparganiaceae.

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Sphaerosepalaceae tan Tiegheml ex Bullock, Taxon 7: 31. 1958 * [can Tieghem, Journ. de Bot. 14: 53. 1900 ('Spherosepalacees')].

T.: Sphaerosepaluim J. G. Baker [S. alterni- foliuri J. G. Baker]

E.P. 3 (6): 310, 314. 1895 (0. Warburg). - Bixaceae trilus Sphaerosepaleae. - Ed. 2. 21: 317. 1925 (Pilger). - Cochlospermaceae tribus Sphaerosepaleae.

Itlutch. (1): 284. 1959. - Sphaerosepalaceae. J. G. Baker (Journ. Linn. Soc. London 21:

321. 1884) referred Sphaerosepalumn to Gutti- fera(e.

Sphenocleaceae Martinus ex Lindley, Intro(d. Nat. Syst. ed. 2. 238. 1836.

T.: Sp)enoclca J. Gaertner, 0nom. cons. [S. zeylanica J. Caertner; - I.C.B.N. 274. 19561

B.H. 2: 560. 1876. - Camn)anulaccac tribus

Ct)panu)leae, p.p. E.P. 4 (5): 60. 1889 (Schoiallnd). - Camlpa-

nulaceae subfam. Campanuloideae tril)us Sphenoclae.

1lutch. (1): 476. 1959. - Camplanulaceae, p1p. See also Airy Shaw in Fl. Malesiana 4 (1):

27 (1948).

Spigeliaceae Martins, Nov. Gen. et Sp. 2: 132. 1827.

r.: Spigelia Lilnaeus [S. anthcelinia Linnaeus] B.H. 2: 787, 790. 1876. - Loganiaceae tribus

Eidloga(meaie subtribus Spigelieae. E.P. 4 (2): 32. 1892 (Solereder). - Logania-

ceae sul)fam. Logaiioicdeae trilus Spigelicae. Hutcli. (1): 376. 1959. -- Spigeliaceae.

Stachyuraceae J. C. Agardh, Theoria Syst. PI. Faim. Plan. 152. 1858 ('Stachyulreae').

T.: Stachyurus Sielold et Zuccarini [S. prac- cox Sielold et Zuccarini]

13.1. 1: 184. 1862. - Ternstroemiaccae tril)us Sauratijeae, p.p.

E.P. Ed. 2. 21: 457. 1925 (Cilg). - Stachyura- CCId.

Hutchl. (1): 183. 1959. - Stachyuraceae. See also van Tieghenm in Journ. de Bot. 14:

1-12 (1900).

Stackhousiaceae R. Brocn ex J. . Smiith in Rees, Cycl. 33: ord. alplh. 1819 ('Stack- louseae').

T.: Stackhousia J. E. Smith [S. viminca J. E. Smith]

*) In spite of the disclaimer (Taxon 7: 3. 1958) concerning validity of publication, Nir. J. E. Dandy is of opinion that this must be accepted.

B.H. 1: 371. 1862. - Stackhlousieae. E.P. Ed . .201: 240. 1942 (Mattfeld).

Stackhousiaceae. Hutch. (1): 322. 1959. - Stackhou.siaceae.

The family name Stackhouseae was ef-

fectively though not validly published by Brown in Flinders, Voy. Terra Austr. 2: 555 (1814), and was taken up by Smith; the latter supplied the first binomial under the generic name Stackhousia, also published (Trans. Linn. Soc. London 4: 218) in 1819. See also Stant in Kew Bull. 1951: 309 (1952).

Staphyleaceae Lind/lel, Syn. Brit. Fl. 75. 1829.

T.: Staphylea Linnaeus [S. pinnata Linnaeus; vide Hitchcock, Prop. Brit. Bot. 142. 1929j

B.H. 1: 392. 1862. - Sapindaceae sulbordo

Staphyleae. E.P. Ed. 2. 201): 255. 1942 (J. Krause).-

Stapl)lhleaceae. 1-utch. (1): ;367. 1959. - Staplyleaceae.

Stegnospermataceae Nakai, Journ. Jap. Boi. 18: 108. 1942 ('Stegnospermaceae').

T.: Stegnosperma Bentham [S. halimifolitint Benthlam ]

B.H. 3: 87. 1880. - Phytolaccaceae, genllus anomalum.

E.P. Ed. 2. 16c: 160 (Heimierl). - Phytolacca- ceac tribus Stegnospermeae.

Hutch. (1): 222. 1959. - Stcgnospermlaccae.

Stenomeridaceae J. G. Agardli, Theoria Syst. PI. Faml. Plha. 66. 1858 ('Stenomelrideae).

'r.: Stenolmeris Planchon [S. dioscoreifolia Planchlon]

B.H. 3: 745. 1883. -- Dioscoreaceale, p.p. E.P. Ed. 2. 15a: 458. 1930 (Pax). - Dioscorea-

ceae tribus Steln(mcridceae, p.p. Hutch. (2): 654. 1959. - Stenomeridaceae.

Sterculiaceae Ventenat, Jardin Malm. 2: subl t. 91. 1805.

T.: Sterculia Linnaeus [S. foeti(a Linnaeus: vide M. L. Green, Prop. Brit. Bot. 190. 1929]

B.H. 1: 214. 1862. - Sterculiaceac. E.P. 3 (6): 69. 1890 (Schumann)ii. - Sterclia-

Hlutch. (1): 251. 1959. - Sterculiaceae.

Stilbaceae Kunth, Handb. Bot. 393. 1831 ('Stilbineae').

T.: Stilbe Bergius [S. vestita Bergius] B.H. 2: 1132. 1876. - Verbenaceae tribus

Stilbeae.

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E.P. 4 (3a): 144. 1895 (Briquet). - Verbena- ceae subfam. Stilboideae.

Hutch. (1): 395. 1959. - Stilbeaceae.

Strasburgeriaceae Solereder, Syst. Anat. Dicot. Ergiinz. 45. 1908 [van Tieghem, Journ. de Bot. 17: 204. 1903 ('Strasburgeria- ees')] .

T.: Strasburgeria Baillon [S. calliantha Bail- Ion]

E.P. Ed. 2. 21: 87. 1925 (Engler). - Stras- burgeriaceae.

Hutch. (1): 281. 1959. - Strasburgeriaceae. Baillon (Adansonia 11: 372. 1876) referred

Strasburgeria to Ternstroemiaceae (Theaceae of this list).

Strelitziaceae J. Hutchinson, Fam. Fl. P1. 2: 72. 1934.

T.: Strelitzia Aiton [S. reginae Aiton] B.H. 3: 639. 1883. - Scitamineae trilus

Museae, p.p. E.P. Ed. 2. 15a: 532. 1930 (Winkler). -

Musaceae sulfam. Strelitzioideae. lHutch. (2): 582. 1959. - Strelitziaceae.

Strychnaceae. Link, Handh. 1: 439. 1829. - Dumlortier, Anal. Fam. Pl. 21, 26. 1929 ('Stricnideae, Strychnideae').

T.: Strychnos Linnaeus [S. nux-vomica Lin- naeus; vide Hitchcock, Prop. Brit. Bot. 133. 1929]

B.H. 2: 788. 1876. - Loganiaceae tribus Euloganiiea subtribus Strychneae.

E.P. 4 (2): 37. 1892 (Solereder). - Logania- ceae sul)fam. Loganioideae tribus Strych- nieae.

Hutch. (1): 377. 1959. - Strychnaceae.

Stylidiaceae R. Brown, Prodr. 565. 1810 ('Stylideae').

T.: Stylidium Swartz, nom. cons. [S. gra- milifoliumi Swartz; - I.C.B.N. 274. 1956]

B.H. 2: 534. 1876. - Stylidieae. E.P. 4 (5): 79. 1889 (Sch6nland). - Caldollea-

ceae. Hutch. (1): 480. 1959. - S.tylidiaceae.

Styracaceae A. Richard, Nouv. lElm. Bot. ed. 4. 474. 1828 ('Styraceae').

T.: Styrax Linnaeus [S. officinalis Linnaeus] B.H. 2: 666. 1876. - Styraceae, p.p. E.P. 4 (1): 172. 1891 (Giirke). - Styracaceae,

p.p. Hutch. (1): 168. 1959. - Styracaceae.

Symplocaceae D. Don, Prodr. Fl. Nepal. 144. 1825 ('Symplocineae').

T.: Symplocos Jacquin [S. martinicensis Ja:quin]

B.H. 2: 668. 1876. - Styraceae, p.p. E.P. 4 (1): 165. 1891 (Giirke). - Symploca-

ceae. Hutch. (1): 170. 1959. - Symplocaceae.

Taccaceae Dumortier, Anal. Fam. PI. 57, 58. 1829.

T.: Tacca J. R. et G. Forster, nom. cons. [T. pinnatifida J. R. et G. Forster; - I.C.B.N. 228. 1958]

B.H. 3: 740. 1883.- Taccaceae. E.P. Ed. 2. 15a: 434. 1930 (Pax). - Tacca-

ceae. Hutch. (2): 683. 1959. - Taccaceae.

Tamaricaceae S. F. Gray, Nat. Arr. Brit. P1. 2: 554. 1821 ('Tamaricinae').

T.: Tamarix Linnaeus [T. gallica Linnaeus; vide Hitchcock, Prop. Brit. Bot. 142. 1929]

B.H. 1: 159. 1862. - Tamnariscineae, excl. tribus Fouquiereae.

E.P. Ed. 2. 21: 282. 1925 (Niedenzu). - Tamaricaceae.

Hutch. (1): 228. 1959. - Tamaricaceae.

Tecophilaeaceae Leybold, Bonplandia 10: 370. 1862 ('Tecophileoceae').

T.: Tecophilaea Colla [T. violiflora Colla] B.H. 3: 673. 1883.- Haelmodoraceae tribus

Conanthereae. E.P. Ed. 2. 15a: 427. 1930 (Pax et K. Hoff-

mann)- Amlaryllidaceae tribus Conan- thereae; et I.e. 188 (Engler). - Cyanastra- ceac.

Hutch. (2): 613. 1959. - Tecophilaeaceae.

Tetracentraceae A. C. Sm)ith, Journ. Arnold Arb. 26: 135. 1945 [van Tiegheem, Journ. de Bot. 14: 355, 361. 1900 ('Tetracentra- cees')].

T.: Tetracentron Oliver [T. silnense Oliverl E.P. 3 (2): 273. 1891 (Engler). - Trocho-

dendraceae, p.p. Hutch. (1): 179. 1959. - Tetracentraceae.

Oliver (Hooker, Ic. P1. 19: sub t. 1892. 1889) referred Tetracentron to Magnoliaceae.

Tetrameristaceae J. Hutchinson ex Metcalfe et Chalk, Anat. Dicot. (1): 339. 1950.

T.: Tetramerista Miquel [T. glabra Miquel B.H. 1: 318. 1862. - Ochnaceae tribus Och-

neae, p.p. E.P. Ed. 2. 21: 152. 1925 (Melchior). --

Theaceae tribus Tetrameristeae. Hutch. (1): 277. 1959. - Tetrameristaceae.

This family has been referred also to Marc- graviaceae. Hutchinson (1959) gave the first formal diagnosis of the family.

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Theaceae D. Don, Prodr. Fl. Nepal. 224. 1825 [Mirbel, Bull. Soc. Philom. 3: 381. 1813 ('Theacees')].

T.: Thea Linnaeus [T. sinensis Linnaeus, syn. Camellia sinensis (Linnaeus) Kuntze]

B.H. 1: 177, 178. 1862. - Ternstroemiaceae tribus Ternstroemieae.

E.P. Ed. 2. 21: 109. 1925 (Melchior). - Thea- ceae tribus Camellieae et Ternstroemieae.

Hutch. (1): 272. 1959. - Theaceae.

Theligonaceae Dumortier, Anal. Fam. P1. 15, 17. 1829 ('Theligoneae').

T.: Theligonun Linnaeus (syn. Cynocrambe Adanson, nom. illeg.) [T. cynocrambe Linnaeus]

B.H. 3: 351. 1880. - Urticaceae tribus Thelygoneae.

E.P. 3 (la): 121. 1893 (Poulsen). - Cyno- crambaceae. - Ed. 2. 16c: 368. 1934 (Ulbrich). - Thelygonaceae.

Hutch. (1): 441. 1959. - Cynocrambaceae.

Theophrastaceae D. Don in Lindley, Bot. Reg. sub t. 1764. 1835 ('Theophrasteae').

T.: Theophrasta Linnaeus [T. americana Linnaeus]

B.H. 2: 641. 1876. - Myrsineae tribus Theo- phrasteae.

E.P. 4 (1): 88. 1889 (Pax). - Myrsinaceae subfam. Theophrastoideae.

Hutch. (1): 346. 1959. - Theophrastaceae. Family status was given to Theophrasta-

ceae by Mez (in Engler, Pflanzenr. 1903) and this was confirmed in E.P. Nachtr. 3: 267. 1907 (Engler).

Thismiaceae Miquel, Fl. Ind. Bat. 3: 615. 1858.

T.: Thismia Griffith [T. brunonis Griffith] B.H. 3: 456. 1883. - Burmanniaceae tribu,

Thisnieae. E.P. 2 (6): 47. 1889 (Engler). - Burmnannia-

ceae tribus Thismieae. Hutch. (2): 687. 1959. - Thismiaceae.

Jonker (A monograph of the Burmannia- ceae, Utrecht, 1938) included this family (but not Corsiaceae) in Burmanniaceae. See also Airy-Shaw in Kew Bull. 1952: 277-279, cu)m fig. (1952).

Thurniaceae Engler, Syll. Pflanzenfam. ed. 5. 94. 1907.

T.: Thurnia J. D. Hooker [T. jenmanii J. D. Hooker; vide Bullock, Kew Bull. 1959: ined.]

B.H. 3: 869. 1883. - Juncaceae, genus anomalum.

E.P. Ed. 2. 15a: 58. 1930 (Pilger). - Thurnia- ceae.

Hutch. (2): 699. 1959. - Thurniaceae.

Thymelaeaceae A. L. de Jussieu, Gen. PI. 76. 1789 ('Thymelaeae').

T.: Thymelaea Endlicher, nom. cons. [I'. sanamunda Allioni; vide adnot. infra]

B.H. 3: 186. 1880. - Thymelaeaceae, excl. tribus Aquilarieae et genus anomalum.

E.P. 3 (6a): 216. 1894 (Gilg). - Thymelaea- ceae, excl. subfam. Aquilarioideae.

Hutch. (1): 215. 1959. - Thymelaeaceae. The type species of Thymelaea cited in

I.C.B.N. 256 (1956) is T. bauhinii Endlicher. This name is illegitimate, being antedated by T. sanamunda Allioni; both are based upon Daphne thynmelaea Linnaeus.

Tiliaceae A. L. de Jussieu, Gen. P1. 289. 1789. T.: Tilia Linnaeus [T. europaea Linnaeus;

vide M. L. Green, Prop. Brit. Bot. 161. 1929]

B.H. 1: 228. 1862. - Tiliaceae. E.P. 3 (6): 8. 1890 (Schumann). - Tiliaceae. Hutch. (1): 250. 1959. - Tiliaceae (excl.

Elaeocarpaceae).

Tovariaceae Pax in Engler et Prantl, Nat. Pflanzenfam. 3 (2): 207. 1891.

T.: Tovaria Ruiz et Pavon, nom. cons. [T. pendula Ruiz et Pavon; - I.C.B.N. 240. 1956]

B.H. 1: 110. 1862. - Capparideae, p.p. E.P. 3 (2): 207. 1891 (Pax). - Ed. 2. 171):

224. 1936 (Pax et K. Hoffmann). - Tovaria- ceae.

Hutch. (1): 226. 1959. - Tovariaceae.

Trapaceae Dumiortier, Anal. Faln. P1. 36, 39. 1829.

T.: Trapa Linnaeus [T. natans Linnaeus] B.H. 1: 793. 1867. - Onagrarieae, p.p. E.P. 3 (7): 223. 1893 (Raimann). - Hydro-

caryaceae. Hutch. (1): 447. 1959. - Trapaceae.

Tremandraceae A. P. Decandolle, Prodr. 1 343. 1824 ('Tremandreae').

T.: Treniandra A. P. Decandolle [T. stelli- gera A. P. Decandolle; vide Bullock, Kew Bull. 1959: ined.]

B.H. 1: 133. 1862. - Tremandreae. E.P. 3 (4): 320. 1896 (Chodat). - Tremandra-

ceae. Hutch. (1): 223. 1959. - Tremanldraceae.

See also Bullock, Kew Bull. 1957: 409.1958.

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Trichopodaceae J. Hutchinison, Fai. Fl. P1. 2: 143. fig. 55. 1934.

T.: Trichopus J. Caertner [T. zeylanicus J. Gaertner]

B.H. 3: 745. 1883. - Dioscoreaceae, p.p. E.P. Ed. 2. 15a: 461. 1930 (Knuth). -

Dioscoreaceae tribus Stenomnerideae, p.p. Hutch. (2): 654. 1959. - Trichopodaceac.

Trigoniaceae End(ilicher, Enclh. Bot. 570. 1841.

T.: Trigonia Aublet [T. villosa Aublet] B.H. 1: 977. 1867. - Vochysiaceae, p.p. E.P. 3 (4): 309. 1896 (0. G. Petersen). -

Trigoniaceae. Hutch. (1): 234. 1959. - Trigoniaceae.

Trilliaceae Lindley, Veg Kingd: 218.' 1846. T.: Trilliumtz Linnaeus [T. cernuum Linnaeus;

vide Hitchcock, Prop. Brit. Bot. 148. 1929] B.H. 3: 762, 832. 1883. - Liliaceae trihus

Medeoleae. E.P. Ed. 2. 15a: 373. 1930 (K. Krause). --

Liliaceae subfam. Asparagoideae trihus Parideae.

Hutch. (2): 615. 1959. - Trilliaceae.

Trimeniaceae Gibbs, Phytogeogr. Fl. Arfak Mts. 135. 1917.

T.: Trimenia Seemann [T. weinmanniifolia Seemann]

B.H. 3: 143. 1880. - MIonimiaceae tril)us Monimnlieae, p.p.

E.P. 3 (2): 98. 1889 (Pax). - Monirniaceae suhfarn. Mon imioideae trihus Hortoniieae, p.p.

Hutch. (1): 138. 1959. - Trirneniaceae.

Triuridaceae Gardner, Trans. Linn. Soc. London 19: 16. t. 15. 1843 ('Triuraceae').

T.: Triuris Miers [T. hyalina Miers] B.H. 3: 1001. 1883. - Triurideae. E.P. 2 (1): 235. 1889 (Engler). - Trivrida-

ceae. hlutch. (2): 547. 1959. - Triuridlaceae.

See also E.P. Nachtr. 4: 8. 1914 (Pilger et K. Krause).

Trochodendraceae Seeinianni, Journ. Bot. 2: 238. 1864 ('Trochodendreae').

T.: Trochodenidront Siebold et Zuccarini [T. arailioides Siehold et Zuccarini]

B.H. 1: 954. 1867. - Magnoliaceae tribus Trochodendreae, p.p.

E.P. 3 (2): 21. 1888 (Prantl). - Trochoden- draceae, p.p.

Hutch. (1): 131. 1959. - Trochodenidraiceae, P.p.

Harms (E.P. Nachtr. 3: 110. 1906) also included Cercidiphyllurn Siebold et Zucca- rini, Euptelea Siehold et Zuccarini, and Eucommia Oliver in this family; all these genera are listed here as the types of distinct families. Hutchinson (1959) included Euptelea.

Tropaeolaceae A. P. Decanidolle, Prodr. 1: 683. 1824 ('Tropaeoleae').

T.: Tropaeoeum Linnaeus [T. inw/us Liii- naeus; vide Hitchcock, Prop. Brit. Bot. 149. 1929]

B.H. 1: 274. 1862. -. Geraniaceae tribus Pelargonieae, p.p.

E.P. Ed. 2. 19a: 67. 1931 (Farenholtz). - Tropaeolaceae.

Hutch. (1): 498. 1959. - Tropaeolaceae.

Turneraceae A. P. Decanidolle, Prodr. 3: 345. 1828.

1'.: Turntera Linnaeus [T. ulmitifolia Lin- naeus]

B.H. 1: 806. 1867. - Turneraceae. E.P. Ed. 2. 21: 459. 1925 (Gilg). - Turnera-

ceae. Hutch. (1): 236. 1959. - Turneraceae.

Typhaceae A. L. de Juissteu, Gen. P1. 25. 1789 ('Typhae').

T.: Typha Linnaeus [T. angustifolia Lin- naeus; vide M. L. Green, Prop. Brit. Bot. 187. 1929]

B.H. 3: 954. 1883. - Typhaceae, p.p. E.P. 2 (1): 183. 1889 (Engler). - Typhaceae. Hutch. (2): 637. 1959. - Typhaceae.

Ulmaceae Mirbel, M6m. Phys. V&g. 2: 905. 1815.

T.: Ulnmis Linnaeus [U. camiipestris Lin- naeus; vide Hitchcock, Prop. Brit. Bot. 137. 1929]

B.H. 3: 343. 1880. - Urticacea tribus UI- niieae.

E.P. 3 (1): 59. 1888 (Engler). - Ulniaceac. Hutch. (1): 199. 1959. - Ulnmaceae.

Umbelliferae A. L. de Jussieu, Gen. PI. 218. 1789. - Nom. alt.; Apiaceae.

T.: Apiumii Linnaeus [A. graveolenis Liii- naeus; vide Hitchcock, Prop. Brit. Bot. 142. 1929. - I.N.G. 21/03689]

B.H. 1: 859. 1867. - Unibelliferae. E.P. 3 (8): 63. 1897-8 (Drude). - Umnbelli-

ferac. H-lutch. (1): 471. 1959. - Umnbelliferae.

Urticaceae A. L. dle Ju-ssieu, Gen. P1. 400. 1P789 ('Urticac').

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T.: Urtica Linnaeus [U. dlioica Linnaeus; vide M. L. Green, Prop. Brit. Bot. 188. 1929]

B.H. 3: 341. 1880. - Urticaceae trihus Urti- ceae.

E.P. 3 (1): 98. 1888 (Engler). - Urticaceae. Hiutch. (1): 202. 1959. - Urticaceae.

Vacciniaceae S. F. Gray, Nat. Arr. Brit. P1. 2: 404. 1821 ('Vaccinieae').

T.: Vacciniumii Linnaeus [V. nn,yrtillus Lin- naeus; vide Hitchcock, Prop. Brit. Bot. 150. 1929]

B.H. 2: 564. 1876. - Vacciniaceae. E.P. 4 (1): 32, 49. 1889 (Drude). - Erica-

ceae subfain. Vaccinioideae. Hutch. (1): 296. 1959. - Vacciniaceae.

Vahliaceae Danidy in J. Hutchinson, Fain. Fl. P1. ed. 2. (1): 461. fig. 302. 1959.

T.: Vahlia Thunherg [V. capenisis Thunbergi B.H. 1: 637. 1.865. - Saxifragea tribus Saxi-

frageae, p.p. E.P. Ed. 2. 18a: 166. 1939 (Engler). - Saxi-

fragaceae subfam. Saxifragoideac tri)us Saxifrageae subtribus Vahliinae.

Hutch. (1): 461. 1959. - Vahliaceae.

Valerianaceae A. P. Decatndolle in Lamarck, Fl. Fran9. ed. 3. 4: 232. 1805 ('Valeria- neae').

T.: Valeriacna Linnaeus [V. officinalis Lini- naeus; vide Wtchcock, Prop. Brit. Bot. 117. 1929]

B.H. 2: 151. 1873. - Valerianeae. E.P. 4 (4): 172. 1891 (H6ck). - Valeriana-

ceae. Hutch. (1): 473. 1959. - Valerianaceae.

Velloziaceae Endlicher, Ench. Bot. 101. 1841 ('Vellozieae').

T.: Vellozia Vandelli [V. candida Mikan; vide Bullock, Kew Bull. 1959: ined.]

B.H. 3: 716. 1883. - Amaryllideae tribus Vellosieae.

E.P. Ed. 2. 15a: 431. 1930 (Pax). - Vellozia- ceae.

Hutch. (2): 678. 1959. - VeUloziaceae.

Verbenaceae Jaume St.-Hilaire, Expos, Fam. Nat. 1: 245. 1805.

T.: Verbena Linnaeus [V. officiinalis Lin- naeus; vide Hitchcock, Prop. Brit. Bot. 116. 1929]

B.H. 2: 1131. 1876. - Verbenaceae excl. tribus Phrymeae, Stilbeae, Chloantheae, et Avicennieae.

E.P. 4 (3a): 132. 1895 (Briquet). - Verbenta- ceae, exci. sub)fam. Stilboideac, Chloantithoi- deae, et Avicenujoideae.

Hutch. (1): 395. 1959. - Verbeniaceae (excl. Avicennia). See also Avicenniacea, Chloanthacacte,

Phrylatc-eae andl Stilbatceac.

Violaceae A. P. Decandolle in Lamnarck, Fl. FranV. ed. 3. 5: 801. 1805.

T.: Viola Linnaeus [V. odloraita Lininaeus; vide M. L. Green, Prop. Brit. Bot. 184. 1929]

B.H. 1: 114. 1862. - Violarieae. E.P. Ed. 2. 21: 329. 1925 (Melchior). -

Violaceae. Hutch. (1): 230. 1959. - Violaceca.

Vitaceae A. L. d( Jutissieni, Geni. P1. 267. 1789 ('Vites').

T.: Vitis Linnaeus [V. vinifera Linnaeust ; vide Hitchcock, Prop. Brit. Bot. 135. 19291

B.H. 1: 386. 1862. - Anmpelideae, p.p. E.P. 3 (5): 427. 1896 (Cilg). - Vitaclce,

excl. subfam. Leeoideac. - Ed. 2. 20d: 174, 372. 1953 (Suessenguth). - V'itaccae.

Hutch. (1): 344. 1959. - Vitaceae, p.p. Some mloderni authors maintain Leeaceaw

as a family distinict fromn Vitaccca.

Vivianiaceae Klotzschl, Linnlaea 10: 433. 1836.

T.: Vivianhi(i Cavanii.s [V. ina(irifoliai Cava- nilles]

B.H. 1: 270. 1862. - Geraniaceac tribus Viviainieae.

E.P. Ed. 2. 19a: 66. 1931 (Knuth). - Gerania- ceae tribus Vivianieace.

Hutch. (1): 223. 1959. - Viviaiicicc.

Vochysiaceae A. St.-Hilaire, MWm. Mus. Hist. Nat. Paris 6: 253, 265. 1820 ('Vorhi- sieae').

T.: Vochysia Aublet, nom. cons. [V. guia- nienisis Aublet; - I.C.B.N. 250. 1956. - I.N.G. 11/03450]

B.H. 1: 975. 1867. - Vochysiaceae, p.p. E.P. 3 (4): 312. 1896 (0. C. Petersen). -

Vochysiaceae. Hutch. (1): 234. 1959. - Vochysiaceae.

Winteraceae Lincdley, Introd. Nat. Syst. ed. 2. 17. 1836.

T.: Drimys J. R. et C. Forster (syn. Wintewa Murray) [D. winteri J. R. et C. Forster; vide Dandy, Journ. Bot. 71: 120. 1933]

B.H. 1: 17. 1862. - Magnoliaceae trihus Wintereae, p.p.

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E.P. 3 (2): 19. 1888 (Engler). - Alagnolia- ceae tribus Illicieae, p.p.

Hutch. (1): 126. 1959. - Winteraceae (excl. Degeneria). See also Degeneriaceae.

Xanthorrhoeaceae Dumortier, Anal. Fam. P1. 69. 1829 ('Xanthorhaeaceae').

T.: Xanthorrhoea J. E. Smith [X. resinosa Persoon; vide Bullock, Kew Bull. 1959: ined.]

B.H. 3: 862. 1883. Juncaceae tribus Xero- teae.

E.P. Ed. 2. 15a: 312. 1930 (K. Krause). Liliaceae subfam. Asphodeloideae tribus Lomandreae.

Hutch. (2): 660. 1959. - Xanthorrhoeaceae.

Xyridaceae C. A. Agardh, Aphor. Bot. 158. 1823 ('Xyrideae').

T.: Xyris Linnaeus [X. indica Linnaeus] B.H. 3: 841. 1883. - Xyrideae. E.P. Ed. 2. 15a: 35. 1930 (Malme). - Xyrida-

ceae. Hutch. (2): 570. 1959. - Xyridaceae.

Zannichelliaceae Dumortier, Anal. Fam. PI. 59, 61. 1829.

T.: Zannichellia Linnaeus [Z. palustris Lin- naeus]

B.H. 3: 1011 3. 188. Naiadaceae tribus Zannichellieae et tribus Cyilodoceae.

E.P. 3 (2): 19. 1888 (Engler). - Alagnolia- ceae tribus Illicieae, p.p.

Hutch. (1): 126. 1959. - Winteraceae (excl. Degeneria). See also Degeneriaceae.

Xanthorrhoeaceae Dumortier, Anal. Fam. P1. 69. 1829 ('Xanthorhaeaceae').

T.: Xanthorrhoea J. E. Smith [X. resinosa Persoon; vide Bullock, Kew Bull. 1959: ined.]

B.H. 3: 862. 1883. Juncaceae tribus Xero- teae.

E.P. Ed. 2. 15a: 312. 1930 (K. Krause). Liliaceae subfam. Asphodeloideae tribus Lomandreae.

Hutch. (2): 660. 1959. - Xanthorrhoeaceae.

Xyridaceae C. A. Agardh, Aphor. Bot. 158. 1823 ('Xyrideae').

T.: Xyris Linnaeus [X. indica Linnaeus] B.H. 3: 841. 1883. - Xyrideae. E.P. Ed. 2. 15a: 35. 1930 (Malme). - Xyrida-

ceae. Hutch. (2): 570. 1959. - Xyridaceae.

Zannichelliaceae Dumortier, Anal. Fam. PI. 59, 61. 1829.

T.: Zannichellia Linnaeus [Z. palustris Lin- naeus]

B.H. 3: 1011 3. 188. Naiadaceae tribus Zannichellieae et tribus Cyilodoceae.

E.P. 2 (1): 210, 213. 1889 (Ascherson). -

Potamogetonaceae tribus Zannlichellieae et tribus Cymodoceae.

Hutch. (2): 559. 1959.- Zannichelliaceae.

Zingiberaceae Lindley, Key Struct. Phys. Syst. Bot. 69. 1835.

T.: Zingiber Boehmer, norl. cons. [Z. offici- nile Roscoe; - I.C.B.N. 229. 1956]

B.H. 3: 637. 1883. - Scitaminiaee trilbus Zingibereae.

E.P. Ed. 2. 15a: 541. 1930 (Loesener). --

Zingiberaceae. Hutch. (2): 584. 1959.- Zingiberaceae.

Zosteraceae Dumortier, Anal. Fam. P1. 65, 66. 1829.

T.: Zostera Linnaeus [Z. marina Linnaeus] 3.H. 3: 1011. 1883. - Naiadaceae trilus

Zostereae. E.P. 2 (1): 201. 1889 (Engler). - Potf,iao-

getonaceae trilus Zostereae. Hutch. (2): 554. 1959. - Zosteraceae.

Zygophyllaceae R. Brown in Flinders, Voy. Terra Austr. 545. 184.. ('Zygophylleae').

T.: Zygophyllum Linnaeus [Z. fabago Lin- naeus; vide Hitchcock, Prop. Brit. Bot. 15:3. 1929]

B.H. 1: 262. 1862. - Zygophylleae. E.P. Ed. 2. 19a: 144. 1931 (Engler ). -

Zygophyllaceae, p.p. Hutch. (1): 268. 1959. - Zygophyllaceae.

E.P. 2 (1): 210, 213. 1889 (Ascherson). -

Potamogetonaceae tribus Zannlichellieae et tribus Cymodoceae.

Hutch. (2): 559. 1959.- Zannichelliaceae.

Zingiberaceae Lindley, Key Struct. Phys. Syst. Bot. 69. 1835.

T.: Zingiber Boehmer, norl. cons. [Z. offici- nile Roscoe; - I.C.B.N. 229. 1956]

B.H. 3: 637. 1883. - Scitaminiaee trilbus Zingibereae.

E.P. Ed. 2. 15a: 541. 1930 (Loesener). --

Zingiberaceae. Hutch. (2): 584. 1959.- Zingiberaceae.

Zosteraceae Dumortier, Anal. Fam. P1. 65, 66. 1829.

T.: Zostera Linnaeus [Z. marina Linnaeus] 3.H. 3: 1011. 1883. - Naiadaceae trilus

Zostereae. E.P. 2 (1): 201. 1889 (Engler). - Potf,iao-

getonaceae trilus Zostereae. Hutch. (2): 554. 1959. - Zosteraceae.

Zygophyllaceae R. Brown in Flinders, Voy. Terra Austr. 545. 184.. ('Zygophylleae').

T.: Zygophyllum Linnaeus [Z. fabago Lin- naeus; vide Hitchcock, Prop. Brit. Bot. 15:3. 1929]

B.H. 1: 262. 1862. - Zygophylleae. E.P. Ed. 2. 19a: 144. 1931 (Engler ). -

Zygophyllaceae, p.p. Hutch. (1): 268. 1959. - Zygophyllaceae.

COMMITTEE FOR PTERIDOPHYTA COMMITTEE FOR PTERIDOPHYTA

NOMINA CENERICA CONSERVANDA

Secretary: Prof. Dr. Rodolfo E. G. Pichi- Seimolli, Istituto Botanico "Hanbury", Uni- versita degli Studi, Via Balbi 5, Genova, Italia.

The Secretary has circulated among the Members of the Committee the reports on the proposals for the conservation of generic names prepared by the Members F. Ballard, R. E. Holttum, and R. E. G. Pichi-Sermolli. After having received Members' comments and circulated them, the Committee pro- ceeded to vote on the proposals, with the

following results:

Lomaria Willd. Mag. Naturf. Freunde Berlin 3: 160. 1809. [T.: Lomnaria spicant (L.) Desv.] versus Struthiopteris [Haller, Enum. Meth. Stirp. Helv. 132. 1742] Scop. Fl. Cam. 168. 1760.

NOMINA CENERICA CONSERVANDA

Secretary: Prof. Dr. Rodolfo E. G. Pichi- Seimolli, Istituto Botanico "Hanbury", Uni- versita degli Studi, Via Balbi 5, Genova, Italia.

The Secretary has circulated among the Members of the Committee the reports on the proposals for the conservation of generic names prepared by the Members F. Ballard, R. E. Holttum, and R. E. G. Pichi-Sermolli. After having received Members' comments and circulated them, the Committee pro- ceeded to vote on the proposals, with the

following results:

Lomaria Willd. Mag. Naturf. Freunde Berlin 3: 160. 1809. [T.: Lomnaria spicant (L.) Desv.] versus Struthiopteris [Haller, Enum. Meth. Stirp. Helv. 132. 1742] Scop. Fl. Cam. 168. 1760.

Proposal n. 179 for the Paris Congress l)y Ht. P. Fuchs [Taxon 3: 133. 1954].

Votes: In favour of conservation 0; Against conservation 4; Abstention 1.

Fuchs' proposal for the conservation of Lolaria is rejected for two reasons: 1) The type of Lomaria cannot be Lomnaria spicant (L.) Desv., selected by Fuchs as the type species of the genus. The first occasion oni which Willdenow used binomials under Lomaria was. in his edition of Linnaeus' Spe- cies Plantarum published in 1810, the year following his publication of the genus. There is no mention of Osmunda spicant L. under Lomnaria, but the plant appears under Blech- num L. as Blechnuml boreale Sw. with Os- munda spicant cited in synonymy. Hence another species must be selected as the lectotype of Lomaria. 2) Lomaria is regarded as a taxonomic synonym of Blechnum L. in all

Proposal n. 179 for the Paris Congress l)y Ht. P. Fuchs [Taxon 3: 133. 1954].

Votes: In favour of conservation 0; Against conservation 4; Abstention 1.

Fuchs' proposal for the conservation of Lolaria is rejected for two reasons: 1) The type of Lomaria cannot be Lomnaria spicant (L.) Desv., selected by Fuchs as the type species of the genus. The first occasion oni which Willdenow used binomials under Lomaria was. in his edition of Linnaeus' Spe- cies Plantarum published in 1810, the year following his publication of the genus. There is no mention of Osmunda spicant L. under Lomnaria, but the plant appears under Blech- num L. as Blechnuml boreale Sw. with Os- munda spicant cited in synonymy. Hence another species must be selected as the lectotype of Lomaria. 2) Lomaria is regarded as a taxonomic synonym of Blechnum L. in all

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