- names.
Under the
botanical code,
names may also be "suppressed",
nomen rejiciendum (plural
nomina rejicienda or
nomina utique rejicienda,
abbreviated as...
- name is a
nomen invalidum or nom. inval.; a
rejected name is a
nomen rejiciendum or nom. rej.; a
later homonym of a
validly published name is a nomen...
- lost. In 1951 and then in 1954 it was
recognised as a
nomen generum rejiciendum,
which means a
generic name to be rejected; this also
applied to its...
- Pseudo-brasilium Adans., and
Tariri Aubl., both
which have been
rejected (nomen
rejiciendum). 44
species are accepted.
Picramnia andrade-limae
Pirani Picramnia antidesma...
- (nom. prot.; plural:
nomina protecta) – a name
granted protection nomen rejiciendum (nom. rej.; plural:
nomina rejicienda) – a name that has been rejected...
-
protectum [ICZN 2003] (synonyms:
Acanthotermitinae Sjöstedt, 1926,
nomen rejiciendum [ICZN 2003];
Odontotermitini Weidner, 1956)
subfamily Foraminitermitinae...
-
microbe (unless
mitochondria is considered).
Zoochlorella is a
nomen rejiciendum for a
genus of
green algae ****igned to Chlorella. The term zoochlorella...
-
proposal was made in 2004 to have "Scirpus miliaceus"
rejected (nomen
rejiciendum)
under the
International Code of
Botanical Nomenclature. The two taxa...
- name
Lygos was once used for Retama; it is now a
rejected name (nomen
rejiciendum) in the
International Code of
Nomenclature for algae, fungi, and plants...
- cir****scribed in 1763 by
French botanist Michel Adanson, the name was
nomen rejiciendum–it was "suppressed"
against the
conserved name Collema, and for a long...
