Notes on Carex. VIII. Hybrids

Taxonomic Notes on Carex (Cyperaceae) of Austral South America

The name Carex poeppigii (sect. Echinochlaenae) is validated and a new combination in South American Carex, C. vixdentata (sect. Spirostachyae), is made here. Also, the taxonomic status of C. aueri is discussed, and this name is placed in the synonymy of C. reichei (sect. Arenariae).

Notes on Some Remedies. VIII. Amœbicides

Cytogenetic Notes on Tomato Species and Hybrids.

Since Lycopersicon was separated from the closely related Solanum, the species of tomatoes have been reduced by taxonomic revisions to six (MULLER 1940) or seven (LUCKWILL 1g43), all probably indigenous to the West coast of South America or the adjacent Galapagos Islands. These species are naturally divided into two sections or subgenera: I. EULYCOPERSICON, containing the two edible and widely ...

Identification and Taxonomy of Two Difficult Mariti Me Hybrids with Carex Paleacea

Members of Carex section Phacocystis are well known for taxonomic difficulties created by interspecific hybridization. This situation appears to be pronounced in coastal and estuarine areas of northeastern North America (Lepage 1956, Cayouette and Morisset 1985). Careful research has revealed a complex evolutionary history in this section (Cayouette and Morisset 1985, Standley 1990). Cayoette (...

First report of Carex macrocephala in eastern North America with notes on its co-occurrence with Carex kobomugi in New Jersey

LOUISE WOOTTON (Department of Biology, Georgian Court University, 900 Lakewood Avenue, Lakewood, NJ 08701). First report of Carex macrocephala in eastern North America with notes on its co-occurrence with Carex kobomugi in New Jersey. Torrey Bot. Soc. 134: 126–134. 2007.—The discovery of three populations of the large-headed sedge, Carex macrocephala, in New Jersey described in this paper, repr...