Three Replacement Names in Fossil Artemisia (Asteraceae: Asteroideae)

ABSTRACT According to the Art. 53.1 of Madrid Code , three replacement names, viz. Artemisia timoshinae , A. inderensis and A. razmyslovae , are proposed here to replace the following illegitimate later homonyms published by Timoshina in 1973: A. minuta (non Rydberg, in 1916), A. elegans (non Salisbury, in 1796), and A. tenuis (non Rydberg, in 1900).

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Feddes Repertorium
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2025-12-27
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https://doi.org/10.1002/fedr.70054
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Sesquiterpenes and Asteraceae Studies
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Three Replacement Names in Fossil Artemisia (Asteraceae: Asteroideae)

Sushil Kumar Singh, Arti Garg, Subhasmit Bhattacharyya
Feddes Repertorium
Sesquiterpenes and Asteraceae Studies
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Three Replacement Names in Fossil Artemisia (Asteraceae: Asteroideae)

Sushil Kumar Singh, Arti Garg, Subhasmit Bhattacharyya
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ABSTRACT According to the Art. 53.1 of Madrid Code , three replacement names, viz. Artemisia timoshinae , A. inderensis and A. razmyslovae , are proposed here to replace the following illegitimate later homonyms published by Timoshina in 1973: A. minuta (non Rydberg, in 1916), A. elegans (non Salisbury, in 1796), and A. tenuis (non Rydberg, in 1900).

Feddes RepertoriumVol. 137(1)
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Sesquiterpenes and Asteraceae Studies
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