Lethocolea indica G. Asthana & Maurya

Lethocolea indica G. Asthana & Maurya (Asthana and Maurya 2014) Type. India – Western Himalaya • Uttarakhand, Pauri (Garhwal hills); 30°08.462’N, 78°46.920’E; ca 1788 m; 23 Oct. 2010; Asthana et al. 20985 / 10; holotype: LWU not seen • Uttarakhand, Almora (Kumaonhills), 1 km before Petsal; 29°37.1440’N, 79°43.2690’E; ca 1346 m; 23 Mar. 2011; Maurya 21581 / 11; paratype: LWU not seen. Notes. Lethocolea indica is only known from the holotype and paratype. The type material, which was not received on loan, was apparently a mixture of Lethocolea and Jackiella (Jackiellaceae) as is indicated by the illustrations of the holotype (Asthana and Maurya 2014: figs 1, 2). The depicted disciform gemmae are typically those of Lethocolea, although the presence of both broadly winged and wingless ones (Asthana and Maurya 2014: figs 1-16, 2 - C) is atypical. The portions of plants shown in dorsal and lateral view do not represent Lethocolea and apparently belong to Jackiella by the dorsal leaf insertions not reaching the dorsal midline of stem (Asthana and Maurya 2014: fig. 1-1) and the androecia on short ventral or ventro-lateral branches (Asthana and Maurya 2014: figs 1-2, 1-3). Excluded names Lethocolea amplexifolia (Lehm.) Grolle = Solenostoma amplexifolium (Lehm.) Váňa & Schäf. - Verw. (Schäfer-Verwimp and Pócs 2009). Lethocolea concinna (Mitt.) Bastow (Symphyomitra concinna (Mitt.) Steph.) = Acrobolbus concinnus (Mitt.) Grolle (Grolle 1965). Lethocolea grandifolia Berggr. = Solenostoma hodgsoniae J. J. Engel (Engel and Glenny 2008). Lethocolea repens S. Winkl. =? Gongylanthus liebmannianus (Lindenb. & Gottsche) Steph. (Gradstein 2021). Symphyomitra weymouthii Pearson = Acrobolbus concinnus (Mitt.) Grolle (Grolle 1965).

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Lethocolea indica G. Asthana & Maurya

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Lethocolea indica G. Asthana & Maurya

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Lethocolea indica G. Asthana & Maurya (Asthana and Maurya 2014) Type. India – Western Himalaya • Uttarakhand, Pauri (Garhwal hills); 30°08.462’N, 78°46.920’E; ca 1788 m; 23 Oct. 2010; Asthana et al. 20985 / 10; holotype: LWU not seen • Uttarakhand, Almora (Kumaonhills), 1 km before Petsal; 29°37.1440’N, 79°43.2690’E; ca 1346 m; 23 Mar. 2011; Maurya 21581 / 11; paratype: LWU not seen. Notes. Lethocolea indica is only known from the holotype and paratype. The type material, which was not received on loan, was apparently a mixture of Lethocolea and Jackiella (Jackiellaceae) as is indicated by the illustrations of the holotype (Asthana and Maurya 2014: figs 1, 2). The depicted disciform gemmae are typically those of Lethocolea, although the presence of both broadly winged and wingless ones (Asthana and Maurya 2014: figs 1-16, 2 - C) is atypical. The portions of plants shown in dorsal and lateral view do not represent Lethocolea and apparently belong to Jackiella by the dorsal leaf insertions not reaching the dorsal midline of stem (Asthana and Maurya 2014: fig. 1-1) and the androecia on short ventral or ventro-lateral branches (Asthana and Maurya 2014: figs 1-2, 1-3). Excluded names Lethocolea amplexifolia (Lehm.) Grolle = Solenostoma amplexifolium (Lehm.) Váňa & Schäf. - Verw. (Schäfer-Verwimp and Pócs 2009). Lethocolea concinna (Mitt.) Bastow (Symphyomitra concinna (Mitt.) Steph.) = Acrobolbus concinnus (Mitt.) Grolle (Grolle 1965). Lethocolea grandifolia Berggr. = Solenostoma hodgsoniae J. J. Engel (Engel and Glenny 2008). Lethocolea repens S. Winkl. =? Gongylanthus liebmannianus (Lindenb. & Gottsche) Steph. (Gradstein 2021). Symphyomitra weymouthii Pearson = Acrobolbus concinnus (Mitt.) Grolle (Grolle 1965).

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Meise Botanic Garden (BE), Museu Paraense Emílio Goeldi (BR), University of Liège (BE), Ambulance Victoria (AU), Centre for Australian National Biodiversity Research (AU), Australian National Herbarium (AU)
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