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Studies in tropical African Lactarius species. 4. Species described by P. Hennings and M. Beeli

Published online by Cambridge University Press:  26 April 2010

A. Verbeken
A. Verbeken
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Aspirant Nationaal Fonds voor Wetenschappelijk Onderzoek, Vakgroep Morfologie, Systematiek en Ecologie. Groep Plantkunde. Universiteit Gent. Ledeganckstraat 35, B-9000 Gent, Belgium.
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Type studies and illustrated descriptions are given of the tropical African Lactarius (Russulaceae) species described by Hennings (1902) and Beeli (1927–1936) which were not included in Heim's monographs (1938, 1955). L. badius Verbeken nom. nov., L. russulaeformis (Beeli) Verbeken comb. nov. and L. kalospermus (Beeli) Verbeken & Walleyn comb. nov. are proposed. L. congolensis Beeli is shown to be an earlier name for both L. craterelloides R. Heim & Gooss.-Font. and L. unicolor Gooss.-Font. & R. Heim which are identical, L. russulaeformis is an earlier name for L. pellicularis R. Heim, L. annulatoangustifolius (Beeli) Buyck is an earlier name for L. pandani R. Heim, and both L. pandani f. intermedius and L. pandani f. pallidus are concluded to be synonyms of L. pelliculatus (Beeli) Buyck. L. zenkeri (Henn.) Singer is neotypified and L. goossensiae Beeli and Lactarius sesemotani (Beeli) Buyck are lectotypified. Finally, Lentinus clitocyboides Henn. is not based on Lactarius, as suggested by Pegler (1983), but on Russula.

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AgaricalesRussulaceaetaxonomytypification
Type
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Edinburgh Journal of Botany , Volume 53 , Issue 1 , March 1996 , pp. 49 - 79
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Copyright © Trustees of the Royal Botanic Garden Edinburgh 1996

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