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Showing Melaleuca minor
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Type: "Rumph. Amboin. v. 2. 76. t. 17. ... Native of Amboyna... The late Mr. Christopher Smith, from whom we have received specimens of both these plants..."
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Lectotype: "Type: 'The Moluccas' (= Amboina), Ch. Smith 303; (holotype [sic; lectotype], LINN not seen; isotypes [sic; isolectotypes], NSW, BM (photo BRI), G)."
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Comment: Although the specimen C.Smith 303 at LINN was listed by Blake as the "holotype", since Smith cited both an illustration by Rumphius and a Smith specimen in the protologue this citation is here considered to constitute an effective lectotypification by Blake under ICN Art. 9.10 (Shenzhen Code, 2018).