Codia tinifolia Baker

Fortune Hopkins, Helen C., 2005, Nomenclature and typification in the endemic genus Codia (Cunoniaceae) from New Caledonia, Adansonia (3) 27 (2), pp. 243-254 : 250-251

18. Codia tinifolia Baker f.

J. Linn. Soc. Bot. 45: 301 (1921). — Type as given in protologue: “Tonine […s 1200 ft. […s 2374”. — Holotype: Tonine, 12 Dec. 1914, Compton 2374 ( BM!; iso-, P! [fragments). = Pancheria elliptica Pamp. , fide GUILLAUMIN (1941:

255) = Pancheria vieillardii Brongn. F Gris , fide

J.C. BRADFORD (pers. comm. 2004).

INVALID NAMES

Many of the invalid names referable to Codia appeared in GUILLAUMIN’ s “Catalogue” (1911a, exact date of publication unknown, received at K on 19 November 1912) and some in another paper dated the same year ( GUILLAUMIN 1911b, published 1 October 1911); however, priority is not at issue here. Several of the names are invalid on two counts: they were both cited as synonyms and published without a description. Invalid names dealt with in the preceding section are not repeated.

1. Ca l l i c o m a i n t e g r i f o l i a Mo n t ro u z. e x Guillaumin

Ann. Inst. Bot.-Géol. colon. Marseille (2) 9: 135 (1911a), nom. inval., pro syn. sub C. spatulata .

A sheet at P (barcode no. P00428175), labelled “Faculté Mixte de Médicine et Pharmacie de Lyon, Herbier du R.P. Montrouzier, Plantes de la Nouvelle-Calédonie ”, Montrouzier 64, from Île Art, is labelled “ Callicoma integrifolia Montr. , [...s = x Codia spatulata ” with the initials “GB”. This probably refers to George Eugène Charles BEAUVISAGE, who published on MONTROUZIER’ s plants (STAFLEU F MENNEGA 1993). The label for Herb. Mus . Paris has “ Codia spathulata Brongn. F Gris, AG ” in GUILLAUMIN’ s hand. This specimen is of an undescribed species of Codia .

2. Codia floribunda Brongn. F Gris var. ellip-