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The nothotaxa of the genus Sedum series Rupestria Berger (Crassulaceae) are reviewed, three new hybrids (S. ×affomarcoi, S. ×henkii and S. ×pascalianum) are described and Sedum brevierei Chass. is typified. The identity of the western (French) populations of S. rupestre L. subsp. erectum ‘t Hart is also clarified, and a table with all known combinations is given.
181 names of Hieracium species going back to original herbarium material of Alexis Jordan or Alexandre Boreau are lectotypified, 27 are neotypified. The study is based on herbarium specimens of the Université Catholique de Lyon (LY) and Ville d’Angers (ANG), Martrin-Donos’s herbarium at the Institut Botanique de Montpellier (MPUTarn) and Arvet-Touvet’s herbarium at the Musée d’Histoire Naturelle de Grenoble (GRM-AT). The type specimens are illustrated by photographs of the entire herbarium sheets with some detail views of flower heads and leaves. Usual nomenclatural synonyms are given for each taxon.
Ernst Koch (1843-1926), Gymnasiallehrer in Meiningen (Südthüringen), hat sich neben seinen Forschungen zu Geschichte und Landeskunde des Herzogtums Meiningen in den Jahren zwischen 1895 und 1906 auch intensiv mit der Flora von Südthüringen und angrenzender Gebiete Unterfrankens beschäftigt. Seine floristischen Aktivitäten werden dargestellt und seine Beziehungen zum Thüringischen Botanischen Verein anhand des noch erhaltenen Briefwechsels beschrieben.
The present article had originally been conceived as a review on endomembranes, the plasma membrane, and the major product of membrane-bound activities, the cell wall material. However, limitations of space and the cascading number of pertinent literature articles made it necessary to confine this to one group of membranes and one type of cell wall components. Therefore, we shall begin our survey on the biochemical and cytological aspects of membranes by a review of the class of the pore complex bearing endomembranes, i.e. the nuclear envelope and the annulate lamellae (AL). Next year the membranes of the endoplasmic reticulum and the dictyosomes will be dealt with in conjunction with a discussion of the various intracellular vesicles, the tonoplast and the plasmalemma.