Anemonastrum antucense (Poepp.) Mosyakin & de Lange, 2018

Mosyakin, Sergei L. & Lange, Peter J. de, 2018, Anemonastrum tenuicaule and A. antucense (Ranunculaceae), new combinations for a New Zealand endemic species and its South American relative, PhytoKeys 99, pp. 107-124 : 107

Anemonastrum antucense (Poepp.) Mosyakin & de Lange comb. nov.

≡ Anemone antucensis Poepp., Fragm. Syn. Pl.: 27. 1833. Lectotype (designated by Britton 1892: 229; designation confirmed and specified here). CHILE. Bío Bío Province: Field label (manu Poeppig?): "No. 751. Anemone . A.". Printed label: “(Pöppig Coll. pl. Chil. III) 150. Anemone antucensis Kz. | Syn. pl. Amer. austr. msc. | Diar. 751 | In Chil. austr. sylv. alpin. Andes de Antuco. | Decbr. lecta". Curatorial label: "Herb. Mus. Paris | Amérique Méridionale. Poeppig. (1868 [the date of provenance?-S.M. & P.dL.], No. 34)" (P00585248!; Isolectotypes: G? fide Ziman et al. 2006: 2017, as “lectotype”, non vidi, HAL0077581!, BPI181305! fragments of leaves from a syntype, affected by Urocystis ).

Notes.

Ziman et al. ( 2006: 217) provided the following type information on Anemone antucensis : 'Type: Chile australes, silvis alpinis, Pico de Pilque", 12.1832. Poeppig 751 (lectotype-G; isolectotype-P!)'. However, Britton (1892: 229) much earlier listed a specimen (syntype) "Poeppig 150" and noted that the "Type in the Paris Herbarium". We were able to find information on only one syntype of A. antucensis deposited in P. Consequently, Britton’s type designation should be followed and the lectotype of A. antucensis is the specimen P00585248 cited above, while a specimen from G is thus considered an isolectotype.