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Accepted Name - Basionymum / Basionym - Synonyms - Ind. loc. [Indicatio locotypica (type locality)] - Lectotypus [Lectotype] - Designated by - Host - Comments - Chromosomatic number - Ic. [Images] - Distribution - Specimens Examined - References - Authors - Cite us |
Accepted Name:Diphelypaea coccinea (M. Bieb.) Nicolson in Taxon, 24 (5-6): 654 (1975) ≡ Orobanche coccinea M. Bieb., Tabl. Prov. Casp.: 58 (1798) [O. coccinea M. Bieb., Fl. Taur. Cauc. 2: 84 (1808)] (cf. Poiret, 1804: 268; Don, 1838: 633). Ic.: Reichenbach, Iconogr. Bot. Pl. Crit. 7: t. 699 f. 937-938 (1829) (sec. Reichenbach, 1829: 49, "937. 938. e Caucaso ill. Ledebour."). Obs. "Color sanguineus" (cf. Reichenbach, 1829: 49) Synonyms: ≡ Orobanche coccinea Willd., Sp. Pl. 3: 354 (1800), nom. superfl. Ind. loc.: "Habitat in Siberia versus Mare Caspium" (cf. Poiret, 1804: 268; Persoon, 1806: 181; Steudel, 1841: 318; Ledebour, 1849: 324) ≡ Phelypaea coccinea (M. Bieb.) Poir., Encycl. 5: 268 (1804 [9 Jan. 1804]). Ind. loc.: "Cette plante croît en Sibérie, sur les bords de la mer Caspienne". Obs. "feuilles alternes ... trois ou quatre ... calice est campanulé profondément, divise en cinq découpures lancéolées ... corolla est d'un rouge pourpre..." (cf. Poiret, 1804: 268; Walpers, 1844: 481; Grossheim, 1934: 8; Grossheim, 1949: 352) ≡ Phelypaea coccinea (M. Bieb.) Pers., Syn. Pl.: 181 (1806 [Nov. 1806]), nom. superfl. Ind. loc.: "Habit. prope mare Caspium" (cf. Don, 1838: 633, = Anoplon biebersteinii; Steudel, 1841: 318, = Phelypaea foliata Lamb.; Walpers, 1844: 481, ≡ Anoplanthus coccineus (M. Bieb.) Walp.; Ledebour, 1849: 324, = Anoplanthus biebersteinii Reut.) ≡ Aeginetia coccinea (M. Bieb.) Juss. ex Walp., Repert. Bot. Syst. 3: 481 (1844) ["Aeginetia coccinea Juss. mss."], pro syn. (cf. Steudel, 1841: 318) ≡ Anoplanthus coccineus (M. Bieb.) Walp., Repert. Bot. Syst. 3: 481 (1844 [12-14 Sept. 1844]) (cf. Stapf, 1915: 288) ≡ Anoplon coccineum (M. Bieb.) Riedl & Schiman-Czeika in Rechinger, Fl. Iranica 5: 2 (1964) = Lathraea phelipaea Gueldenst., Reisen 1: 422 (1787) ["Itin. I"], non Lathraea phelypaea L., Sp. Pl.: 606 (1753) (cf. Don, 1838: 633, = Anoplon biebersteinii; Steudel; Ledebour, 1849: 324, = Anoplanthus biebersteinii Reut.; Stapf, 1915: 286; view IPNI entry) = Lathraea phelipaea Georgi, Beschreib. Russ. Reiches 3(5): 1102 (1800), non Lathraea phelypaea L., Sp. Pl.: 606 (1753) (cf. Stapf, 1915: 286) = Orobanche phelypaea M. Bieb., Beschreib. Land Casp.: 179 (1800) [nom. illeg.], non Orobanche phelypaea Willd., Sp. Pl. 3: 352 (1800) [nom. illeg.], nec Orobanche phelypaea Wallr., Orobanches Gen. Diask.: 70 (1825) [nom. illeg.]. Syn.: ≡ Anoplon biebersteinii C.A. Mey., Verz. Pfl. Casp. Meer.: 104 (1831 [Nov.-Dec. 1831]); ≡ Phelypaea biebersteinii Fisch. ex Walp., Repert. Bot. Syst. 3: 481 (1844); ≡ Anoplanthus biebersteinii Reut. in DC., Prodr. 11: 42 (1847) (cf. Steudel, 1841: 318; Walpers, 1844: 481; Stapf, 1915: 292). Ind. loc.: "In Tauriâ (Bieb.) [Tauria / Taurica / Chersonesus Taurica / Tauric Chersonese / Crimea / Krym, Ukraine]" (cf. Reuter, 1847: 42) = Phelypaea foliata Lamb. in Trans. Linn. Soc. London 10: 260 t. 7 (1811). Syn.: ≡ Lathraea phelypaea Pall. ex Lamb. in Trans. Linn. Soc. London 10: 260 (1811). Ind. loc.: "Habitat in monte Caucaso et Tauriâ. Pall. MSS." [Pallasina collection] [Caucasus Mountains et Crimea / Krym, Ukraine] (cf. Don, 1838: 633; Steudel, 1841: 318; Ledebour, 1849: 324, = Anoplanthus biebersteinii Reut.); "Discovered by Güldenstedt in Kachetia [Kakheti / Kaxeti, Caucasus Mountains, Georgia] (cf. Stapf, 1915: 294) = Lathraea phelypaea Pall. ex Lamb. in Trans. Linn. Soc. London 10: 260 (1811) ["Pall. MSS."], pro syn., non Lathraea phelypaea L., Sp. Pl.: 606 (1753) (cf. Steudel, 1841: 318) = Anoplon biebersteinii C.A. Mey., Verz. Pfl. Casp. Meer.: 104 (1831 [Nov.-Dec. 1831]) (cf. Don, 1838: 633; Steudel, 1841: 318; Stapf, 1915: 288) = Phelypaea biebersteinii Fisch. ex Walp., Repert. Bot. Syst. 3: 481 (1844), pro syn. ["Phelipaea ... Biebersteinii Fisch. mss."] = Anoplanthus biebersteinii Reut. in DC., Prodr. 11: 42 (1847). Syn.: ≡ Anoplon biebersteinii C.A. Mey., Verz. Pfl. Casp. Meer.: 104 (1831 [Nov.-Dec. 1831]); ≡ Phelypaea biebersteinii Fisch. ex Walp., Repert. Bot. Syst. 3: 481 (1844) (cf. Ledebour, 1849: 324). Ind. loc.: "In Tauriâ (Bieb.) [Tauria / Taurica / Chersonesus Taurica / Tauric Chersonese / Crimea / Krym, Ukraine]" (cf. Reuter, 1847: 42) ? = Phelypaea helenae Popl., Dokl. Akad. Nauk SSSR.: 385 (1928) (cf. Rix & Webb, 1972: 294). ? = Anoplanthus helenae (Popl.) Stankov in Stankov & Taliev, Syst. Classif. Vasc. Pl. Eur. Russ.: 825 (1949) [Stankov in Stankov & Taliev, Opred. Vysš. Rast. Evr. Časti SSSR: 825 (1949)] (view IPNI entry) ? = Phelypaea bayerni Novopokr. in Grossh., Opred. Rast. Kavk.: 730 (1949). Ind. loc.: "southern Transcaucasia" (cf. Novopokrovskii & Tzvelev, 1958[2000]: 33-34). Obs. "their origen as a result of hybridization of Ph. coccinea and Ph. Tournefortii is not ruled out" (cf. Novopokrovskii & Tzvelev (1958[2000]: 34) ? = Diphelypaea helenae (Popl.) Tzvelev in Fedorov, An.A. (Ed. Ch.). Fl. Evropeĭskoĭ Chasti SSSR 5: 319 (1981). Syn.: ≡ Phelypaea helenae Popl., Dokl. Akad. Nauk SSSR.: 385 (1928) (sec. N.N. Tzvelev, 1981 [2001]: 319[438]); ≡ Anoplanthus helenae (Popl.) Stankov in Stankov & Taliev, Syst. Classif. Vasc. Pl. Eur. Russ.: 825 (1949); ? = Diphelypaea coccinea (M. Bieb.) Nicolson (1975) (sec. N.N. Tzvelev, 1981[2001]: 438, «a "color" variant"»; Rix & Webb, 1972: 294); = Phelypaea coccinea f. aurantiaca Beck in Engl., Pflanzenr. 96: 43 (1930). Ind. loc.: "Type: Described from the Crimean reserve [Crimean Natural Reserve, Crimea / Krym, Ukraine] (iso-LE); [type apparently lost]" (Novopokrovskii & Tzvelev, 1958[2000]: 34); «Crimea [Krym, Ukraine] ("Alushta District, Crimean State Preserve, southern dry slope of hill") ... parasitizing Centaurea declinata Bieb.» (sec. N.N. Tzvelev, 1981[2001]: 319[438]); "Parasite on Psephellus declinatus (M. Bieb.) K. Koch [Centaurea declinata M. Bieb.] ... European part: Crimea. Endemic" (cf. Novopokrovskii & Tzvelev (1958[2000]: 34). Obs. Tzvelev, N.N. in Fedorov, An.A. (Ed. Ch.). Flora of Russia... 5: 438 (1981 [2001]) ["Comb. nov."]; (IK) view IPNI entry. According to Novopokrovskii & Tzvelev (1958[2000]: 34-35), D. helenae ("corolla orange-yellow") is a different species to D. coccinea ("corolla bright-red") "Parasite on Psephellus declinatus (M. Bieb.) K. Koch [Centaurea declinata M. Bieb.] ... European part: Crimea. Endemic ... Both yellow and red forms are encountered together on stony slopes of mountains of the Crimean reserve on the same host-plant". "Studies by T.G. Saturyan (1974, loc. cit.) seemingly confirm the independent status of this species. However, it is not ruled out that it is all but a "color" variant of the previous species" (cf. Tzvelev (1981[2001]: 438) ? = Phelypaea coccinea f. aurantiaca Beck in Engl., Pflanzenr. 96: 43 (1930). Ind. loc.: "[Georgia-Dagestan] ... f. Radde" ?] – Orobanche purpurea Böb. in Georgi, Beschreib. Russ. Reiches 3(5): 1178 (1800), non Orobanche purpurea Jacq., Enum. Stirp. Vindob.: 108, 252 (1762) (cf. Ledebour, 1849: 325) |
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Ind. loc.: "west coast of the Caspian Sea" [Caucasus] (cf. Nicolson, 1975: 654). Typus / Type: (iso-LE); [type apparently lost]" (Novopokrovskii & Tzvelev, 1958[2000]: 34); "Typus: In berbidis Caucasi, M. B. LE!" (sec. Schiman-Czeika, 1964: 2); "to typify Orobanche coccinea on Marschall von Bieberstein's Caucasian materials (Leningrad)" (cf. Nicolson, 1975: 654); "holo. LE" (sec. Gilli, 1982: 2). Designated by: H. Schiman-Czeika. Orobanchaceae. In Rechinger, K.H. (ed.). FLora Iranica: 2. 1964. Host: Parasitic exclusively on Centaurea [Psephellus] species (Compositae). "Centaurea dealbata" (cf. Stapf, 1915: 295); "Ad radices Centaurearum (C. dealbata Willd. [Psephellus dealbatus (Willd.) K. Koch] et aliarum" (cf. Beck, 1930: 42); "parasitizing Centaurea declinata Bieb. [Psephellus declinatus (M. Bieb.) K. Koch]" (sec. N.N. Tzvelev, 1981[2001]: 437, t. 41 f.1, 438); "Parasitica in Centaureis diversis" (sec. Schiman-Czeika, 1964: 2) (cf. Annotated Checklist of Host Plants of Orobanchaceae, accessed 24 August 2009). Comments: Diphelypaea coccinea, D. boissieri and D. helenae seem to be very closely related to one another and the present treatment is provisional (D. helenae are included in D. coccinea) and D. boissieri is considered by us to be an independent species ["scapo crasso breviore ... squamis amplis ovato-cucullatis approximatis" (cf. Reuter, 1847: 42. sub Anoplanthus biebersteinii var. boissieri). According to (Stapf, 1915: 290, sub Ph. boissieri and Ph. foliata; Rix & Webb, 1972: 294, sub Ph. boissieri and Ph. coccinea and Cullen, 2010, sub Ph. boissieri and Ph. coccinea), D. boissieri ("corolla-lobes orbicular, overlapping; anthers hairy") is a different species to D. coccinea ("corolla-lobes obovate-orbicular, not overlapping, anthers glabrous")]. Key to these species (Stapf, 1915: 290; Novopokrovskii & Tzvelev (1958[2000]: 33[26]; Cullen, 2010: 383-384). "without full basionym ref." view IPNI entry (searchpage IK). The reference to the place of publication of the basionym in "References"! (cf. Nicolson, 1975). Carlón & al. in Documentos Jard. Bot. Atlántico (Gijón) 3: 57 [x = 19, sub Phelypaea (syn. Diphelypaea)], 61 f. 4 ["Phylogenetic relationships", sub Phelypaea], 63 (2005). SIUC (Parasitic Plant Connection), accessed 6 Feb. 2006. Chromosomatic number: n = 19, 2n = 38 (cf. Schneeweiss & al., 2004 f. 1f, g, sub Diphelypaea [D. coccinea]; Carlón & al., 2005: 57, sub Phelypaea [Ph. coccinea; Georgia, Garejis, between Lambalo and Udabno]). Ic.: a, Reichenbach, Iconogr. Bot. Pl. Crit. 7: 49 "937. 938. e Caucaso ill. Ledebour.", t. 699 f. 937-938 (1829); b, Beck in Engl., Pflanzenr. 96: 43 f. 9 (1930); c, Lambert in Trans. Linn. Soc. London 10: 260 t. 7 (1811); d, sub Ph. foliata (cf. Stapf, 1915: 292; Stapf, 1915: t. 8615) (Botanicus, accessed 6 Dec. 2010); e, N.N. Tzvelev in Flora of Russia... 5: 437, t. 41 f.1 (1981 [2001]); f, habit ["plant growing on Psephellus... southern Georgia... July 2002 by G. Schneeweiss"]; g, Georgia... G. Schneeweiss & al. 8196 (WU 27642, WU 27643); h, flower ["The Atsunta Pass near boundary between Tusheti and Khevsureti. High valleys in the central and eastern Caucasus, the Republic of Georgia, Michael J.B. Almond"]; i, photos in www.plantarium.ru and photos in www.molbiol.ru (accessed 6 Dec. 2010); j, D. tournefortii vs. D. coccinea vs. D. boissieri (P, habits and calyces). Distribution: Eurasian distribution [Armenia, Azerbaijan, Georgia, Russia]; Eurasian distribution (sec. Domina & Raab-Straube, 2010, sub Phelypaea coccinea, accessed 20 July 2010). |
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