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Index

Seminum

Utrecht University

Botanic Gardens

The Netherlands

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Utrecht University Botanic Gardens

P.O. Box 80.162

3508 TD Utrecht

The Netherlands

Index Seminum No. 35 - 1993

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Sîâff: nbsp;nbsp;nbsp;nbsp;nbsp;nbsp;nbsp;nbsp;nbsp;General Department:

Vijko P.A. Lukkien, M.Sc.,

General Director

Arie Oudijk,

Deputy Director

Mrs. Akkie Joosse, M.Sc.,

Public Relations Officer

Mrs. Ria H. Ligthart, Secretary

Curators’ Department:

Jan Tolsma,

Curator

Bert J.W. van den Wollenberg, M.Sc.,

Curator

Educational Department:

Jaap Vos, M.Sc., Education officer

Mrs. Ruth C. de Jonge, M.Sc., Coordinator Theme Garden Project

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The gardens are located at:

Utrecht: Fort Hoofddijk (University Center)

Doorn: Von Gimborn Arboretum

Situation and climate:

Geographical position of the Main Garden..52° 06’ N : 5°11’ E

Altitude..................................2 m above sea level

Mean daily minimum of the coldest month...............

Mean daily maximum of the warmest month..............

- 0,6°C

21,6C°

Highest temperature................................... 36,8°C *

Lowest temperature.................................- 24,8°C *

Average rainfall.......................................803 mm

fddijk

Amsterdam 02

Utrecht nbsp;nbsp;nbsp;nbsp;nbsp;Von Gimborn

L „ nbsp;nbsp;nbsp;nbsp;(^ ' Arboretum

i Doorn

* Monitorcd since 1849

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Introduction

With the presentation of our Index Seminum no. 35, 1993, I would like to take the opportunity to inform you on some recent developments within Utrecht University Botanic Gardens.

In 1993 a number of new initiatives have been taken regarding the educational services rendered.

1 nbsp;nbsp;nbsp;staffing

First of all, Mrs. Akkie Joosse, M.Sc., has joined the staff as Public Relations Officer. Second, the visitors centre has been expanded with a well-equipped Garden Shop, which had led to the appointment of a Shopkeeper, Mr. Joop van den Brink.

2 nbsp;nbsp;nbsp;exhibitions

The theme for the public season of 1993 was quot;Genezend Groenquot; (Healing Plants). The development of this theme into a coherent programme, including one major exhibition and several smaller exhibitions on specific subjects, took place in close cooperation with the Pharmaceutical Faculty of Utrecht University (project-group Pharmacognostics of the Dept, of Chemical Pharmacy). Thanks to the support of many volunteers, the programme was successful.

3 nbsp;nbsp;nbsp;Theme Garden Project

This year the construction of the Theme garden was started, to be officially opened in 1995. This new garden section is specifically intended for general education on all aspects of plants, and will be open to a large audience, with special emphasis on provisions for the disabled.

In future it will serve as quot;green sciencequot; park, forming an important cornerstone to the Educational Department.

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To achieve the aforementioned, the staff has been expanded with Mrs. R.C. de Jonge, M.Sc., Coordinator for the Theme Garden Project.

This year, Yves Rocher Nederland B.V. founded the quot;Fondation Yves Rocher Hollandquot;. The objective of this foundation is stimulate activities specifically aimed at explaining to children the meaning of botanical biodiversity, preferably through hand’s on approach, to be carried out in close cooperation with Utrecht University Botanic Gardens.

Finally, on behalf of the staff and garden-personnel of Utrecht University Botanic Gardens I would like to wish you a prosperous and successful 1994.

Vijko P.A.Lukkien, M.Sc., General Director.

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Utrecht Botanic Gardens are developing specializations on the following groups and taxa:

-Flora of the Neotropics:

Gesneriaceae Orchidaceae

Flora of the Guianas, with special emphasis on:

Zingiberaceae

-Annonaceae (Research Collection)

-Conifers (esp. Tsuga)

-Broad-leaved hardy trees and shrubs:

Aceraceae nbsp;nbsp;nbsp;nbsp;nbsp;nbsp;nbsp;nbsp;Betulaceae nbsp;nbsp;nbsp;nbsp;nbsp;nbsp;nbsp;Ericaceae

Euonymus nbsp;nbsp;nbsp;nbsp;nbsp;nbsp;Laburnum nbsp;nbsp;nbsp;nbsp;nbsp;nbsp;Magnolia

Oleaceae (esp.: Fraxinus and Syringa)

-Alpines

-Crassulaceae (Research Collection)

-selected woodland plants (Arisaema, Arisarum amp;nbsp;Trillium)

-Penstemon

-Lecanopteris

These specializations are given extra attention regarding verification, nomenclature, wild source material, etc.

We are especially interested in material from natural sources of the groups and taxa mentioned above. We have a cooperation with gardens with identical specializations. If you are interested, please contact us and we will provide additional information.

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Aceraceae

1.	G I	00ZG00986	Acer cappadocicum Gled. subsp. lobelii (Ten.) P.C.DeJong
2.	G I	00ZG00968	Acer maximowiczianum Miq.
3.	G I	00ZG00997	Acer micranthum Siebold amp;nbsp;Zucc.
4.	G I	00ZG00960	Acer tataricum L. subsp. tataricum
		Amaranthaceae
5.	S I	74GR00319	Pleuropetalum darwinii Hook.f. [HVDW 178]; Galapagos Islands.
		Annonaceae
6.	S S	83GR00360	Annona glabra L. [STOLZE s.n.]; USA, Florida, Sebastian River, 3 Km. W. of Wabasso.
7.	G S	76GR00116	Annona montana Macfad.
		Apiaceae
8.	G I	90ZE00290	Ammi majus L.

Aquifoliaceae

G I 61RD00653 Ilex pedunculosa Miq. var. pedun-

culosa

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Araceae

10.	G I	74GR00662	Aglaonema commutatum Schott var. commutatum
11.	G I	86BL00396	Arisaema flavum (Forssk.) Schott
12.	G I	68GR00913	Nephthytis afzelii Schott

Asclepiadaceae

13.	G I	80RD00057	Periploca sepium Bunge
14.	S I	Asteraceae 88GR00053	Chaptalia ignota Burkart; Argen
15.	G I	Basellaceae 68GR00013	tina, Iquazu, Las Orquideas. Basella alba L.
16.	S I	Campanulaceae 90BL00367 Campanula sabatia De Not.; Italia,
17.	G I	83BL00350	Altopiano delle Manie (SV); coll.: 88-08-03, Alt.: 300m. Edraianthus pumilio (Port.) A.DC.
18.	S I	83BL00283	Edraianthus tenuifolius (Waldst. amp;
19.	G I	66BL00036	Kit.) A.DC.; Eur. Alps. No further details. Symphyandra hofmannii Pant.

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Cannaceae

20.	S S	89GR00010	Canna indica L. [WOLB 88-001]; Népal, near village Phalenksangu, along Annapurna Trail on steep slope to river, Alt.: 700m.
21.	S s	76GR00106	Canna paniculata Ruiz amp;nbsp;Pav. [PLKENN 5700]; Peru, dept. Huanuco, Puente Durand, Alt.: 1000m.
22.	G I	75GR00189	Canna tuerckheimii Kraenzl. [PL 3767]; Originally from Costa Rica (San Vito de Java).
23.	S I	80GR00287	Canna tuerckheimii Kraenzl. [MAAS 4796]; Ecuador, Alluriquin area, betw. Sto.Domingo de los Colorados and Quito, Alt.: 850m.
		Capparaceae
24.	G I	91GR01779	Cleome gigantea L.

	Caryophyllaceae
25.	S I 82BL00048 Dianthus amurensis Jacq.; Russia, Siberia, no further details!
26.	G I 76BL00052 Dianthus giganteus d’Urv. Celastraceae
27.	S I 77RD00142 Tripterygium regelii Sprague amp;nbsp;Takeda;Korea Sorok National Park. Clusiaceae
28.	G I 65BL00478 Hypericum olympicum L.

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Commelinaceae

29.	G I	72GR00380	Palisota bracteosa C.B.Clarke
		Crassulaceae
30.	G I	82BL00346	Seduin pilosum Fisch, ex M.Bieb.
		Cuscutaceae
31.	G I	71ZE00025	Cuscuta gronovii Willd.
		Ericaceae
32.	G I	00ZG00184	Enkianthus cernuus (Siebold amp;nbsp;Zucc.) Makino var. rubens (Maxim.) Makino
33.	G I	00ZG00034	Kalmia angustifolia L.
34.	G I	00ZG01222	Kalmia latifolia L.
35.	G I	00ZG00883	Leucothoe fontanesiana (Steud.) Sleumer
36.	G I	00ZG00037	Pieris floribunda (Pursh ex Sims) Benth. amp;nbsp;Hook.f.
37.	G I	00ZG00097	Rhododendron canadense (L.) Torr.
38.	G I	00ZG01146	Zenobia pulverulenta (W.Bartram ex Willd.) Pollard

Euphorbiaceae

39.	S I	82ZE02120	Mercurialis annua L.; Germany,
			Rhein-Main area, quot;Ruderalge
			seilschaftquot;, near Frankfurt.
40.	G I	78GR00256	Phyllanthus juglandifolius Willd.

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Fabaceae

41. 42.	G I G I	56ZE02112 Tetragonolobus purpureus Moench
		Fumariaceae
		54ZE02436 Corydalis sempervirens (L.) Pers.
		Gentianaceae
43.	G I	68BL00059 Gentiana cruciata L. subsp. crucia-ta
44.	S I	84BL00516 Gentiana lutea L. subsp. lutea; France, Vosges, Le Hohneck road Kastelberg, Alt.: 1350 m Gesneriaceae
45.	G I	65BL00453 Ramonda myconi (L.) Rchb.
46.	S I	82BL00132 Ramonda nathaliae Pancic amp;nbsp;Petrovic Grossulariaceae
47.	G I	69GR00038 Escallonia bifida Link amp;nbsp;Otto Haemodoraceae
48.	S I	92GR01222 Hagenbachia brasiliensis Nees amp;nbsp;Mart. [AMORl 857]; Brazil, Bahia, grounds: CEPLAC, rocky place in the woods.

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Iridaceae

49. 50. 51.	G I G V G I	77BL00409 68GR00728 91GR00557	Iris magnifica Vved. Lapeirousia laxa (Thunb.) N.E.Br. xPardanca norrisii L.W.Lenz
52.	G I	Lamiaceae 79ZE00338	Ocimum basilicum L.
53.	G I	65ZE00307	Salvia patens Cav.
54.	S I	78BL00211	Sideritis scardica Griseb.
55.	G I	66BL00015	Teucrium arduini L.
56.	S I	Liliaceae 80GR00248	Bomarea edulis (Tussac) Herb.
57.	G I	65BL00271	[Lamp;G 455]; Suriname, Kabelebo area, along Barieba Creek, Veratrum nigrum L.
58.	G I	Magnoliaceae 00ZG00099	Liriodendron tulipifera L.
59.	G I	00ZG01142	Magnolia hypoleuca Siebold amp;
60.	G I	65RD00047	Zucc. Magnolia tripetala (L.) L.
61.	G I	00ZG01144	Magnolia virginiana L.
62.	G I	Malvaceae 69GR00169	Gossypium arboreum L.
63.	S I	67GR00037	Malvastrum coromandelianum (L.)
			Garcke [JCL s.n.]; Brazil, no further details!

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64.	S I	91GR00590	Urena lobata L.; Népal, Chitwan National Park, Sauraha, 0,5 km from park entrance.
		Melastomataceae
65.	G I	68GR00712 Myricaceae	Medinilla magnifica Lindl.
66.	G I	87BL00481 Myrsinaceae	Myrica gale L. var. tomentosa C.DC.
67.	G I	75GR00383	Ardisia crenata Sims
68.	G I	74GR00008 Myrtaceae	Ardisia solanacea Roxb.
69.	S I	81GR00017	Psidium cattleianum Sabine [JCL s.n.]; Brazil, Rio Grande do Sul, campos, no further details!
70.	G I	75GR00144 Pinaceae	Syzygium paniculatum Banks ex Gaertn.
71.	G I	00ZG00915	Pseudolarix amabilis (A.Nelson) Rehder

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Plumbaginaceae

72. nbsp;nbsp;nbsp;nbsp;S I 87BL00526	Bukiniezia cabulica (Boiss.) Lincz. [SEP 18]; Pakistan, Gilgit, Hunza, Batura Glacier, N. side, dry moraine, Alt.: 2929-3000 m. (^)
73. nbsp;nbsp;nbsp;nbsp;G I 75ZE00620	Psylliostachys suvorovii (Regel) Roshkova

Polemoniaceae

74.

G I 89ZE00014 Gilia tricolor Benth.

Portulacaceae

75.

GI 68GR01533 Talinum paniculatum (Jacq.) Gaertn.

Primulaceae

76.

77.

78.

79.

G I nbsp;nbsp;69BL00037 nbsp;nbsp;Androsace albana Stev.

G I nbsp;64BL00221 nbsp;nbsp;Primula florindae Kingdon-Ward

GI nbsp;nbsp;82BL00017 nbsp;nbsp;Primula frondosa Janka

G I nbsp;nbsp;64BL00226 nbsp;nbsp;Primula vialii Delavay ex Franch.

N.B.l: The genus Bukiniczia Lines, has been split off of Statice published in 1971 by Lincrevski, Bot. Zum.. 56(11), including the singular species Bukiniezia cabulica (Boiss.) Lincz. (syn.: Limonium cabulicum (Boisa.l O.Kuntze), based on the basionym Statice cabulica Boiss.

In 1974 K.H.Rechinger split off the monotypic genus Aeoniopsis Rech.f.. with Aeoniopsis cabulica (Boiss.) Rech.f. as the type species, also with Statice cabulica Boiss. as basionym. This name is more widely known in cultivation.

Obviously the name Bukiniezia has priority over Aeoniopsis, and the latter should be considered illigitimate.

N.B.2: The situation is further complicated by the fact that most plants of Bukiniezia cabulica are commonly grown under the name Dictyolimon macrorrhabdos (Boiss.) Rech.f., the latter however being a perennial, the former monocarpic.

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Ranunculaceae

80.

81.

GI nbsp;nbsp;75ZE00311 nbsp;nbsp;Adonis aestivalis L.

S I nbsp;nbsp;80ZE02146 nbsp;nbsp;Consolida regalis Gray subsp. re-

galis; Hungary, Budapest area,

82.	G I	Resedaceae
82.	G I	79ZE00369	Reseda luteola L.
83.	S I	Rosaceae 78ZS00010	Filipendula kamtschatica (Pall.)
84.	G I	00ZG02302	Maxim.; USSR, Sakhalin, Juzhno-sachalinsk, Photinia villosa (Thunb. ex Mur
85.	G I	Rutaceae 72RD00278	ray) DC. var. villosa Zanthoxylum simulans Hance

Scrophulariaceae

86.	G I	91GR00874	Calceolaria mexicana Benth.
87.	G I	68GR00129	Leucocarpus perfoliatus (Hook.) Benth.
88.	G V	73ZS00019	Penstemon serrulatus Menzies
89.	G I	71ZE00811	Zaluzianskya capensis (Benth.) Walp.

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Smilacaceae

90.	G I	68GR01536	Eustrephus latifolius R.Br. ex Sims
91.	G I	Solanaceae 89ZE00003	Schizanthus pinnatus Ruiz. amp;nbsp;Pav.
92.	G I	Sterculiaceae 87GR00028	Abroma augusta (L.) L.f.
93.	G I	Styracaceae 64RD00305	Halesia Carolina L. var. Carolina
94.	G I	00ZG01006	Styrax japonica Siebold amp;nbsp;Zucc.
95.	G I	00ZG00964	Styrax obassia Siebold amp;nbsp;Zucc.
96.	G I	Symplocaceae 00ZG00909	Symplocos paniculata (Thunb. ex
97.	G I	Taxodiaceae 00ZG01861	Murray) Miq. Sciadopitys verticillata (Thunb. ex
98.	G I	Tovariaceae 88GR00234	Murray) Siebold amp;nbsp;Zucc. Tovaria pendula Ruiz amp;nbsp;Pav.

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Tropaeolaceae

99.	G I 56ZE02149 Tropaeolum peregrinum L. Urticaceae
100.	G V 68GR00777 Pilea grandifolia Blume Valerianaceae
101.	GI 70ZE02101 Fedia cornucopiae (L.) Gaertn. Verbenaceae
102.	G I 76GR00299 Clerodendrum speciosissiinum Van Geert
103.	G I 72ZE02197 Verbena rigida Spreng. Zingiberaceae
104. 105.	G S 68GR00016 Globba marantina L.; bulbils! G S 89GR00057 Globba winitii C.H.Wright; bulbils!

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Verification:

The seeds in this list have been taken from verified plants and only if we were reasonably sure that cross-pollination with related species would be unlikely.

Explanation of provenance codes:

S=	Seeds derived from a plant in cultivation but from
	known natural source ( not necessarily Fl generation).
G=	Seeds from a plant from other Botanical Garden or Insti-
	tute; not from known natural source.
U=	Seeds from unknown origin, possibly wild source.
Explanation of abbreviated collector-names:
AMORI	A. Amorim et al.
HVDW	H. v.d. Werff
JCL	J.C. Lindeman
Lamp;G	J.C. Lindeman amp;nbsp;A.R.A. Görts
MAAS	P.J.M. Maas
PL	T. Plowman
PLKENN T. Plowman amp;nbsp;H. Kennedy
SEP	Swedish Expedition to Pakistan
STOLZE	R.G. Stolze
WÖLB	L.J.W. van den Wollenberg, Curator
Sources of illustrations used:

Fig. 1: Vera Csapody in: Javorka, Sândor. 1979. Ikonographie der Flora des Südöstlichen Mitteleuropa

Fig. 2: Ronald With in: Soper, James H. 1982. Shrubs of Ontario

Fig. 3: D.B. Lowe in: Smith, G.F. et al. 1984. Primulas of

Europe and America

Fig. 4: T. Schipper, Faculty of Biology, Utrecht University

This Index Seminum has been produced on Chlorine-free paper.

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