Cribraria piriformis Schrad., 2018

Lado, Carlos & Basanta, Diana Wrigley De, 2018, Typification of the myxomycete taxa described by the Listers and preserved at the Natural History Museum, London (BM), Phytotaxa 341 (1), pp. 448-450 : 448-450

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scientific name

Cribraria piriformis Schrad.
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Cribraria piriformis var. notabilis Rex ex G. Lister View in CoL , in Lister, Monogr. mycetozoa, ed. 2, 182. 1911

= Cribraria piriformis Schrad. , Nov. gen. pl. 4. 1797

Lectotypus (designated here): U.S.A. New York, Adirondack Mountains , 44ºN 73ºW, G.A. Rex 133 ( BM s.n.!, BM001247143 + one slide L:B.M.113!, engraved 496, BM001089949 ) . Syntypus: SWITZERLAND. Zürich, Kyburg, Bruchbachtobel , 47º27’N 8º45’E, Aug 1902, Dr. R. Keller ( BM 2755 !, BM001095276 ) GoogleMaps .

BM s.n. Rex 133/abc/ Cribraria / pyriformis Schrad. / ss. notabilis/ Spores 6 μ/ R. II p. 18, 19/ BM001247143. L:B.M.113 one slide engraved 496/ Cribraria pyriformis Schrad / ss. notabilis/ Adirondack Mts./ New York/ leg. G.A. Rex / BM001089949. BM 2755 / Cribraria pyriformis (Schrad.) / var. notabilis Rex / Switzerland / BM001095276 [sheet label dated 18 JUN 1913: “BM 2755/ Cribraria pyriformis Schrad. var. notabilis Rex / Bruchbachtobel, vei Kyburg, Zürich, Aug. 1902 / leg. Dr R. Keller”].

NOTES: When Lister (1911: 182), described this variety she cited various specimens “near Zurich (BM 2755);

Portugal (BM 2756); Adirondack Mountains, New York (BM slide); North Carolina (BM slide)”. In BM we found a box of material and one slide from the Adirondak mountains, New York, Rex . We designate this as the lectotype. In the notebook Rex 2 there are illustrations and notes on this material. There is also BM 2755, a box from Switzerland which is a syntype. A box of material from Torrend from Portugal with the number BM 2752 labelled as var. notabilis is presented in the monograph as C. pyriformis var. pyriformis . This variety no longer has taxonomic value and is considered to be within the variability of the species.

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