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Lectotypification of the name Actinotinus sinensis (Adoxaceae)
Phytotaxa, 2023The specimen, Henry 4058, the type of Actinotinus sinensis was found through the trick prepared by one of Henry’s collectors who has artfully inserted an inflorescence of Viburnum into the terminal bud of an Aesculus. According to the Code operating prior to 1975, the name Actinotinus and A. sinensis must be abandoned, but they may be available for use
Deng, Yunfei, Liu, Jun
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Lectotypification of 4 names of Viburnum (Adoxaceae)
Phytotaxa, 2023Examination of the protologues of Viburnum henryi, V. brachybotryum var. tengyuehense, V. theiferum and V. ternatum revealed that at least two gatherings were mentioned as types for every one of them, making it necessary to designate a lectotype for each of the 4 names.
Zhao, Liao-Cheng, Tang, Ming
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Karyomorphology of Sinacfoxa (Adoxaceae) and its systematic significance [PDF]
Caryologia, 1999 Karyomorphology of Sinadoxa corydalifolia and the karyotype of the diploid Adoxa moschatellina are investigated for the first time. Karyomorphological data indicate that Sinadoxa is directly akin to other two genera of the Adoxaceae, rather than related to Araliales; and three genera of the Adoxaceae should be a natural group.
Liu Jianquan
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Evolution and systematic value of fruit and seed characters in Adoxaceae (Dipsacales)
Taxon, 2010Abstract This study presents a description of the morphology and anatomy of the fruits and seeds of Adoxa, Sambucus , and Viburnum .
Erik Smets
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Pollen morphology and variability of Sambucus nigra L. – Adoxaceae
Biologia, 2020The objective of this study was to investigate the pollen morphology and the ranges of intraspecific and interindividual variability of Sambucus nigra L. S. nigra inflorescences were collected randomly from 66 natural elderberry sites in Poland, Germany and Lithuania. Each individual (shrub) was represented by 30 pollen grains.
Dorota Wrońska-Pilarek +4 more
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