Index of names of syntaxa typified in 1990

Following the “Index of new names” (Theurillat andMoravec 1993), the present work collects the names of syntaxa (in the sense of the Code of Phytosociological Nomenclature, BARKMAN et al. 1986) above subassociation rank typified in 1990. The list comprises 36 names of syntaxa; 2 names are given in addition to the “Index 1987” (Theurillat andMoravec 1990).     

Index of names of syntaxa typified in 1989

Following the “Index of new names” (Theurillat etMoravec 1991a), the present work collects the names of syntaxa (in the sense of the Code of Phytosociological Nomenclature,Barkman et al. 1986) above subassociation rank typified in 1989. The list comprises 110 names of syntaxa.     

Index of names of syntaxa typified in 1994

Following the “Index of new names” (Theurillat & Moravec 1998), the present work collects the names of syntaxa (in the sense of the Code of phytosociological nomenclature,Barkman et al. 1986) above subassociation rank typified in 1994. The list comprises 101 names of syntaxa; three names are added to the Index 1992 (Theurillat & Moravec 1995).     

Index of names of syntaxa typified in 1991

Following the “Index of new names” (Theurillat & Moravec 1994), the present work collects the names of syntaxa (in the sense of the Code of Phytosociological Nomenclature,Barkman et al. 1986) above subassociation rank typified in 1991. The list comprises 76 names of syntaxa; one name is added to the Index 1989 (Theurillat & Moravec 1992).     

Phytosociological nomenclature and typification of names of heathland syntaxa from W Europe (classCalluno-Ulicetea)

The correct names, author citations and nomenclatural types of the syntaxa names are established for the principal ranks above the association. These syntaxa areUlicion minoris Malcuit 1929,Ericion umbellatae Br.-Bl., P. Silva, Rozeira etFontes 1952,Genisto-Vaccinion Br.-Bl. 1926,Ulicetalia minoris Quantin 1935 andCalluno-Ulicetea Br.-Bl. etR. Tx. 1943     

Index of names of syntaxa typified in 1988

Following the “Index of new names” (Theurillat etMoravec 1990a), the present work collects the syntaxa (in the sense of the Code of Phytosociological Nomenclature,Barkman et al. 1986) above subassociation rank typified in 1988. The list comprises 27 syntaxa.     

Index of names of syntaxa typified in 1987

Following the “Index of new names” (Theurillat etMoravec 1990), the present work collects the names of syntaxa (in the sense of the Code of Phytosociological Nomenclature,Barkman et al. 1986) above subassociation rank typified in 1987. The list comprises 92 names.     

Index of new names of syntaxa published in 1990

The present work collects the new names of syntaxa (in the sense of the Code of Phytosociological Nomenclature,Barkman et al. 1986) above subassociation rank found in the literature received by the Library of the Conservatoire Botanique in Geneva. For the year 1990 454 names have been listed. For each one of them, a first appreciation about its validity is given relating to the Code of Nomenclature. 8 names are given in addition to the Index 1987 (Theurillat andMoravec 1990), 9 to the Index 1988 (Theurillat andMoravec 1991) and 4 to Index 1989 (Theurillat andMoravec 1992).     

Index of new names of syntaxa published in 1989

The present work collects the new names of syntaxa (in the sense of the Code of Phytosociological Nomenclature,Barkman et al. 1986) above subassociation rank found in the literature received by the Library of the Conservatoire Botanique in Geneva. For the year 1989, 588 names have been listed. For each one of them, an appreciation about its validity is given relating to the Code of Nomenclature. 15 names are given in addition to the “Index 1987” (Theurillat etMoravec 1990) and 53 to the “Index 1988” (Theurillat etMoravec 1991).     

Index of names of syntaxa typified in 1993

Following the “Index of new names” (Theurillat & Moravec 1996), the present work brings together the names of syntaxa (in the sense of the Code of Phytosociological Nomenclature,Barkman et al. 1986) above subassociation rank typified in 1993. The list comprises 218 syntaxa.     

Index of new names of syntaxa published in 1988

The present work collects the new names of syntaxa (in the sense of the Code of Phytosociological Nomenclature,Barkman et al. 1986) above subassociation rank found in the literature received by the Library of the Conservatoire Botanique in Geneva. For the year 1988, 297 names have been listed. For each one of them, an appreciation about its validity is given relating to the Code of Nomenclature. 17 names are given in addition to the Index 1987 (Theurillat etMoravec 1990).     

ClassAsteretea tripolium on the territory of the former USSR and Mongolia

Higher syntaxa of the classAsteretea tripolium are reviewed. This class covers plant communities of the Euro-Asian continent on low- and medium-salinized soils with medium moisture conditions where perennial herbaceous plants (hemicryptophytes) of non-succulent character prevail. On the territory of the former USSR and Mongolia, the classAsteretea tripolium is represented by the following orders:Glauco-Puccinellietalia Beeftink etWesthoff inBeeftink 1962,Cirsietalia esculenti Mirkin etV. Golub exV. Golub ord. novus,Scorzonero-Juncetalia gerardii Vicherek 1973,Halerpestetalia Mirkin et al. exV. Golub ord. novus,Artemisio santonicae-Limonietalia gmelinii V. Golub etV. Solomakha 1988,Suaedetalia corniculatae V. Golub ord. novus. Superspecies and aggregations of species are used for the diagnosis of higher syntaxa.     

Index of new names of syntaxa published in 1993

The present work collects the new names of syntaxa (in the sense of the Code of Phytosociological Nomenclature,Barkman et al. 1986) above subassociation rank found in the literature received by the Library of the Conservatoire Botanique in Geneva. For the year 1993, 1028 names have been listed and the validity of each one is considered in relation to the Code of Phytosociological Nomenclature. Two names are given in addition to the Index 1992 (Theurillat & Moravec 1995).     

Index of new names of syntaxa published in 1991

This Index collects the new names of syntaxa (in the sense of the Code of Phytosociological Nomenclature,Barkman et al. 1986) above subassociation rank found in the literature received by the Library of the Conservatoire Botanique in Geneva. For the year 1991 591 names have been listed. Each one is accompanied by an appreciation about its validity with respect to the Code of Nomenclature. 25 names are given in addition to the Indexes 1988, 1989 and 1990 (Theurillat & Moravec 1991, 1992, 1993).     

Index of new names of syntaxa published in 1992

The present work collects the new names of syntaxa (in the sense of the Code of Phytosociological Nomenclature,Barkman et al. 1986) above subassociation, rank found in the literature received by the Library of the Conservatoire et Jardin botaniques in Geneva. For the year 1992, 658 names have been listed. For each one of them, an appreciation about its validity is given relating to the Code of Phytosociological Nomenclature. Fifteen names are given in addition to the Indexes 1987, 1990 and 1991 (Theurillat & Moravec 1990, 1993, 1994).     

Index of new names of syntaxa published in 1994

The present work collects the new names of syntaxa (in the sense of the Code of phytosociological nomenclature,Barkman et al. 1986) above subassociation rank found in the literature received by the Library of the Conservatoire Botanique in Geneva. For the year 1994 851 names were listed corresponding to 34 classes, 55 orders, 2 suborders, 128 alliances, 29 suballiances, and 603 associations. For each of them, an assessment of its validity is given relating to the Code of Phytosociological Nomenclature. 72 names are given to add to the Indices 1991, 1992, 1993 (Theurillat & Moravec 1994, 1995, 1996).     

Ein Beitrag zur Nomenklatur sphinctozoider Schwämme (Porifera)

The sphinctozoid sponge generaFania Senowbari-Daryan 1990 andSpica Termier &Termier 1977 are preoccupied.Fania is replaced byFanthalamia nom. nov. andSpica by the younger synonymFistulispongia Termier &Termier 1977. The invalid subfamily name FaniinaeSenowbari-Daryan 1990 is replaced by Fanthalamiinae n. subfam. The invalid family and subfamily names SpicidaeTermier &Termier 1977 and SpicinaeSenowbari-Daryan 1990 respectively are replaced by FistulispongiidaeTermier atTermier 1977 and FistulispongiinaeSenowbari-Daryan 1990. The generaWaagenium de Laubenfels 1957 andCatubria Merla 1931 were previously overlooked.Waagenium DeLaubenfels 1957 is a younger synonym ofColospongia Laube 1865. The position ofCatubria Merla 1931 is uncertain. Most probablyCatubria is an alga.     

Reclassifications and new names for some European Phanerogams

On the basis of taxonomic and nomenclatural revisions of various plant groups 37 new nomenclatural combinations are proposed mostly for European phanerogamous taxa (21 for species, 14 for subspecies, 2 for hybrids.)Medicula Medicus,Pseudofumaria Medicus andThlasidia Rafin. are accepted as taxonomically justified genera and correct generic names.Dactylorhiza longebracteata (F. W. Schmidt)Holub is proposed instead ofD. fuchsii (Druce) Soó, andHylotelephium triphyllum (Haworth) Holub isstead ofH. purpureum (L.)Holub.     

Notes on some African hepatic genera 1–5

The present study deals with five genera of hepatics in Africa, Isotachis Mitt., Anastrophyllum (Spruce) Steph., Tritomaria Schiffn. ex Loeske, Gymnocoleopsis (Schust.) Schust. and Lophozia (Dum.) Dum. All African populations of the genus Isotachis Mitt. are considered to be one species, I. aubertii (Schwaegr.) Mitt. Four species of Anastrophyllum (Spruce) Steph. (s.l.), A. auritum (Lehm.) Steph., A. piligerum (Nees) Spruce, A. subcomplicatum (Lehm. et Lindenb.) Steph. and A. minutum (Schreb.) Schust., and two species of Tritomaria Schiffn. et Loeske, T. camerunensis S. Arnell and T. exsecta (Schrad.) Schiffn. ex Loeske occur in Africa. Gymmocoleopsis multiflora (Steph.) Schust. represents a genus and species hitherto unreported for the African flora. Finally, five Lophozia (Dum.) Dum. species, L. argentina (Steph.) Schust., L. capensis S. Arnell, L. decolorans (Limpr.) Steph., L. hedbergii S. Arnell and L. tristaniana (S. Arnell) Váňa, are reported from central and southern Africa; two of these (L. argentina (Steph.) Schust. and L. decolorans (Limpr.) Steph.) represent the first reports from Africa.