Tachigali denudata (Vogel) Oliveira-Filho (Oliveira-Filho 2006: 140)

Deccache, Lara Serpa Jaegge, de Lima, Haroldo Cavalcante & de Fraga, Claudio Nicoletti, 2024, Nomenclatural revision and typification of extra-Amazonian Tachigali (Leguminosae - Caesalpinioideae), Plant Ecology and Evolution 157 (2), pp. 137-148 : 137

4. Tachigali denudata (Vogel) Oliveira-Filho (Oliveira-Filho 2006: 140)

Sclerolobium denudatum Vogel ( Vogel 1837: 396) - Type: same as for Tachigali denudata .

Sclerolobium glaziovii Taub. ( Taubert 1892: 80) - Type: BRAZIL - Rio de Janeiro • Floresta da Tijuca; 2 Sep. 1882; fl.; A.F.M. Glaziou 13.735; lectotype (designated here): P [P00577094!]; isolectotypes: F neg., G [G00367899!], K [K000264425!]; P [P0577093!]; RB [RB0539710!].

Type.

BRAZIL • "Brasilia Meridionalis"; s.d.; fr.; F. Sellow s.n.; lectotype (designated here): K [K000262570!]; isolectotypes: B [B 10 0367786!], P [P00835777!] .

Notes.

Vogel (1837) described Sclerolobium denudatum with reference to a gathering made by Sellow but without mentioning the herbarium. The specimens collected by Sellow were mainly deposited at B and R, but the duplicates were later distributed to other herbaria ( Urban 1906; Carvalho et al. 2020). Vogel developed his academic career at the University of Berlin, so he likely had access to Sellow’s specimens deposited in B. Five specimens and one negative from Kunth’s herbarium were found ( Treviranus 1849; Grimé and Plowman 1987). The specimen housed at B and probably studied by Vogel may have been destroyed in World War II ( Merril 1943); on the other hand, the material located there is a donation from NHV herbarium in 1936, almost 100 years later. The specimen at K (K000262570) is designated as the lectotype, as it agrees with the protologue, the photograph housed in F, and it has the stamp "Herb. Reg. Berolinense.", indicating that it was a donation from B, so maybe it could be a part of the material seen by the author (Fig. 2D, J ).

The name S. glaziovii was described by Taubert (1892), citing only the gathering Glaziou 13735 and the locality. Five specimens were located, and one glass negative (F) was made from the B herbarium (F; Grimé and Plowman 1987). The negative has an annotation with Taubert’s handwritten label ( Burdet 1978), indicating that the B specimen from the negative was seen by the author (Fig. 2H, K ). This specimen of B has not been located, as it was probably destroyed in World War II ( Merril 1943). The specimen housed at P (P00577094) is chosen as the lectotype (Fig. 2I, L ), as it agrees with the protologue, the photograph housed at F, and is a complete and well-conserved specimen.

Figures

Figure 2. Type specimens of Sclerolobium beaurepairei, Sclerolobium densiflorum, Sclerolobium denudatum, and Sclerolobium glaziovii. A. Lectotype designated for S. beaurepairei. B. Specimen of Tachigali beaurepairei at R. C. Holotype of S. densiflorum. D. Lectotype designated for S. denudatum. E. Handwritten label of the lectotype of S. beaurepairei. F. Handwritten label of the specimen of Tachigali beaurepairei at R with an error in the citation of the collector number. G. Handwritten label of the specimen of S. densiflorum with the record number Blanchet 3206 A and information about de Candolle's herbarium donation. H. Glass negative of S. glaziovii, with Taubert's signature. I. Lectotype designated for S. glaziovii. J. Label of the specimen of S. denudatum with the citation " Herb. Reg. Berolinense. ". K. Handwritten label of the specimen of Sclerolobium glaziovii with Taubert's signature. L. Handwritten label of the lectotype of S. glaziovii.