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Why Sphaerosoma echinulatum Seaver and not Boudiera areolata (Seaver) Seaver?
Lieve Deceuninck,
03-12-2018 18:38
Dear members of AscofranceIn several publications, I find the name of the species Boudiera echinulata (Seaver) Seaver.
The original name Sphaerosoma echinulatum Seaver is now mentioned in indexfungorum. Does anyone know the reason?
Indexfungorum: 3/12/2018
Current Name:
Sphaerosoma echinulatum Seaver, J. Mycol. 11(1): 2 (1905)
Synonymy:
Boudiera echinulata (Seaver) Seaver, North American Cup-fungi, (Operculates) (New York): 52 (1928)
Thanks in advance for your reply.
Bonjour membres de Ascofrance
Dans plusieurs publications, je trouve le nom de l'espèce Boudiera echinulata (Seaver) Seaver.
Le nom d'origine Sphaerosoma echinulatum Seaver est maintenant mentionné dans indexfungorum. Quelqu'un sait-il la raison?
Merci d'avance.
Lieve Deceuninck