中国菊科菜蓟族植物研究(II)(续)

石铸

Shih Chu

Received:1900-01-01 Revised:1900-01-01 Online:1984-12-18 Published:1984-12-18
Contact: Shih Chu

Abstract:

Since the 19th century many botanists have studied the Chinese Cirsium

and a great number of taxa or names has been reported, of which many still need to be

reviewed critically

This work is a preliminaxy result of study on Chinese species of Cirsium. As many

as 65 taxan or names in the literature are reduced to synonym in this paper. The Cir-

sium in China so far known comprises 49 species, of which 9 are described as new, 1 is

a new combination and 4 are new records in Chinese flora. These new species are: C.

subulariforme Shih, S. muliense Shih, C. fanjingshanense Shih, C. periacanthaceum Shih,

C. racemiforme Ling et Shih, C. vernonioides Shih, C. chrysolepis Shih, C. tenuifolium

Shih and the new combination is C. viridifolium (Hand. -Mazz.) Shih. The new records

in China are C. serratuloides (L.) Hill., C. incanum (S. G. Gmel.) Fisch. ex MB., C. la-

natum (Roxb. ex Willd.) Spreng and C. alatum (S. G. Gmel) Bobr.

The Chinese Cirsium is divided into 8 sections in the present paper, of which 3 are

new, namely, Sect. Isolepis Shih, Sect. Tricholepis Shilh and Sect. Hymenolepis Shih,

and I is a new combination, namely, Sect. Spanioptilon (Cass.) Shih.

In addition, a new species of the genus Alfredia, A. aspera Slih, is described.

Key words: Compositae, Cynareae, Cirsium, Classification.

石铸. 中国菊科菜蓟族植物研究(II)(续)[J]. 中国科学院大学学报.

Shih Chu. Notulae de Plantis Tribus Cynarearum Familiae Compositarum Sinicae (II)(Cont.)[J]. .

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