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菊科的新属及未详知属一、川木香属、重羽菊属、及多罗菊属

林镕   

  1. (中国科学院植物研究所)
  • 收稿日期:1900-01-01 修回日期:1900-01-01 出版日期:1965-01-17 发布日期:1965-01-17
  • 通讯作者: 林镕

Genera Nova vel Minus Cognita Familiae Compositarum, I. Vladimiria Ilj., Diplazoptilon Ling et Dolomiaea DC.

Ling Yong   

  1. (lnstitutum Botanicum Academiae Sinicae)
  • Received:1900-01-01 Revised:1900-01-01 Online:1965-01-17 Published:1965-01-17
  • Contact: Ling Yong

Abstract:

  The present paper concerns itself with three Composite genera of the tribe Cynareae
 (subtribe Carduinae), Vladimiria Ilj., Diplazoptilon Ling and Dolomiaea DC., all ranging
 throughout the Sino-himalayan region,  These genera have in the past always been as-
 sociated with the Eurasiatic genus Jurinea Cass., though there is hardly anything that
 can indicate such a relationship. Jurinea, according to the conception of Iljin, is a clearly
 deliminated natural genus, while the three genera now in question are all closely allied to
 Saussurea DC., being quite remote from Jurinea in the corolla forms,  the structure  of
 receptacle and pappus, and also in the morphology of pollen grains.
       Vladimiria was founded by Iljin, based on  Jurinea  salwinensis Hand.-Mzt.  The
 genus is a close relative of Saussurea from which it differs chiefly in the usually many
 seriate pappus which are composed of scabrous or partly barbellulate bristles.  As a re-
 sult of our study, a tentative scheme of classification is here proposed, in which Iljin's
 original generic concept has been amplified to include a dozen of species previously re-
 ferred to Jurinea by Franchet, Diels, Anthony and Handel-Mazzetti from  the  flora  of
 south-western China and adjacent countries.  Two sections, namely,  sect. Sorocephalos
 Ling and sect. Vladimiria (Saussurea sect. Carduella Franch., Mazzettia Ilj.), are being
proposed.
      Diplazoptilon, a new monotypic genus based upon Jurinea picridifolia Hand.-Mzt.,
is here proposed.  It occupies an intermediate position between Vladimiria and Saussurea
with a closer affinity to the former, from both of which  it is,  however,  distinguished
chiefly by the biseriate pappus with equal plumose bristles.                   
      Dolomiaea, a natural genus early founded by De Candolle on the basis of the Hima-
layan D. macrocephala DC., was considered by Bentham and Hooker f. as not different
from Jurinea, a treatment having being followed since by most botanists  of  the past.
But, as mentioned above, its relationship with Saussurea is obvious.  It seems to differ
from that genus in the two to many seriate pappus, consisting of numerous barbellulate
bristles, and in the short style branches.  In view of its affinity with  Saussurea rather
than with Jurinea, the generic status of Dolomiaea should be maintained accordingly.  As
construed above, the genus is now represented by about 5 species, most of which were
previously referred to Jurinea by different botanists.