Cyperaceae Juss.
Eleocharis nuda C.B.Clarke
, legitimate, scientific
[Clarke, C.B. (1908), New genera and species of Cyperaceae. Bulletin of Miscellaneous Information. Additional Series 8]:
21
[tax. nov.]
misapplication:
Eleocharis atricha R.Br.
legitimate
by [Mueller, F.J.H. von (1874), Fragmenta Phytographiae Australiae 8(70)]: 252
[Domin, K. (1915), Beitrage zur Flora und Pflanzengeographie Australiens. Bibliotheca Botanica 20(85)]:
446
[secondary reference]
misapplication:
Eleocharis atricha R.Br.
legitimate
by [Mueller, F.J.H. von (1874), Fragmenta Phytographiae Australiae 8(70)]: 252
[Blake, S.T. (1939), A monograph of the genus Eleocharis in Australia and New Zealand. Proceedings of the Royal Society of Queensland 50(12)]:
101
[secondary reference]
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Type:
"Carron Creek between Gilbert and Norman Rivers Gulliver 10 and 17 (M. Co-tye)"
[Jacobs, S.W.L. & Pickard, J. (1981), Plants of New South Wales]:
14
[secondary reference]
[Williams, K.A.W. (1984), Native Plants of Queensland 2]:
116
[secondary reference]
[Dunlop, C.R. (1987), Checklist of the Vascular Plants of the Northern Territory. Technical Report: Conservation Commission of the Northern Territory 26]:
25
[secondary reference]
[Cowie, I.D. in Cowie, I.D., Short, P.S. & Osterkamp Madsen, M. (2000), Cyperaceae. Floodplain Flora. A flora of the coastal floodplains of the Northern Territory, Australia]:
255, Fig. 58
APC
[secondary reference]
[Dowe, J.L. & Short, P.S. (2 February 2024), The Gullivers’ travels: Thomas Allen Gulliver (1848–1931), Benjamin John Gulliver (1851–1938) and Susannah Gulliver (1857–1938): their contribution to Australian natural history and horticulture. Swainsona 38]:
66
[secondary reference]
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Lectotype:
"(here designated): Between Norman and Gilbert rivers, s.dat., Gulliver s.n. (K000307922, received from “Herb. Mueller 1877”); Possible isolectotype(s) or syntype(s): Carron’s Creek between the Rivers Gilbert & Norman, Th. Gulliver 10 & 17 (MEL18637A; NSW70378, n.v.) (fide AVH & JSTOR-GP, Mar. 2023; Kew Herb. Cat. and POWO, May 2023)."
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Text:
"Blake used the term “co-type” (a now unrecognised term) which has been generally used to indicate isotypes and syntypes."