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Linked collectors and determiners for: Nomenclatural notes on Brazilian Myrtaceae.
Natural history specimen data linked to collectors and determiners held within, "Nomenclatural notes on Brazilian Myrtaceae". Claims or attributions were made on Bionomia by volunteer Scribes, <a href="https://bionomia.net/dataset/7f46c88c-7ef7-44f6-acc2-1cc3d034ff41">https://bionomia.net/dataset/7f46c88c-7ef7-44f6-acc2-1cc3d034ff41</a> using specimen data from the dataset aggregated by the Global Biodiversity Information Facility, <a href="https://gbif.org/dataset/7f46c88c-7ef7-44f6-acc2-1cc3d034ff41">https://gbif.org/dataset/7f46c88c-7ef7-44f6-acc2-1cc3d034ff41</a>. Formatted as a Frictionless Data package.
Datasets underlying the publication "A new lineage nomenclature to aid genomic surveillance of dengue virus"
<p>These datasets are underlying the scientific publication titled "A new lineage nomenclature to aid genomic surveillance of dengue virus", published in the <a href="https://journals.plos.org/plosbiology/article?id=10.1371/journal.pbio.3002834#abstract0">PLOS Biology</a> journal. </p> <p>All sequences used to design the lineage system are from Genbank and GISAID, with accession numbers listed in the tables. Custom scripts and alignments of representative sequences from Genbank can be found on the github of the publication authors (<a href="https://github.com/DENV-lineages/lineages-paper">https://github.com/DENV-lineages/lineages-paper</a>).</p> <p>Sequences for the Vietnam case study can be found on Genbank under accession numbers PP269455-PP270050, in bioproject PRJNA1072696. For the case study from Tanzania, sequences can be found on Genbank under accession numbers OM920035-OM920066 for DENV-3 and OM920075-OM920415 for DENV-1. Sequences for the Brazil case study can be found on GISAID under accession numbers EPI_ISL_17733558 ‐ EPI_ISL_191469691.<br><br>The provided information in the datasets are further discussed and interpreted in detail, as well as their subsequent results, in the scientific publication.</p> <p>VIRTIGATION partner EMWEB contributed to this publication with findings from the VIRTIGATION project, a project which is part of the EU Open Research Data pilot. This project has received funding from the European Union's Horizon 2020 research and innovation program under grant agreement No. 101000570.</p>
Fig. 8 in The history and nomenclatural significance of herbarium collections made by Alexander A. Tatarinow in North China and Mongolia in 1841-1850
Fig. 8. Herbarium labels used in the third set of Tatarinow's collections. Main text written by an unknown copyist, retouched or corrected in black ink by Tatarinow (A–F); identification added by P. Horaninow (C); curatorially identified (D, F) and annotated by V. Komarov (B); misattributed to P. Kirilov by V. Komarov (B, D, F); correctly attributed by V. Grubov (C). A, Prenanthes tatarinowii Maxim. (LE01024562); B, Plectranthus pekinensis Maxim. (LE01043049); C, Chionanthus chinensis Maxim. (LE01012808); D, Abelia biflora Turcz. (LE01043186); E, Leptodermis oblonga Bunge (LE01016141); F, Galium gracile Bunge (LE01016162).
Fig. 4 in The history and nomenclatural significance of herbarium collections made by Alexander A. Tatarinow in North China and Mongolia in 1841-1850
Fig. 4. Herbarium label forms printed by the Imperial Academy of Sciences in Saint Petersburg for Tatarinow's collections. A, Acquisition year 1851; B, Acquisition year 1856; taxonomic annotation and label data copied by C. Maximowicz. A, Spiraea kirilowii Regel (LE01015029); B, Pedicularis tatarinowii Maxim. (LE01034792).
Fig. 7 in The history and nomenclatural significance of herbarium collections made by Alexander A. Tatarinow in North China and Mongolia in 1841-1850
Fig. 7. Handwriting samples of Friedrich Körnicke from herbarium specimens at LE. A, C & E. Curatorial annotations; B & F, Identifications and curatorial annotations; D, Complete label. Note the shapes of P, k and H[er]b. Fischer. A, Acorus tatarinowii Schott (LE01182329); B, Banisteria fischeriana Regel & Körn. (LE00002995); C, Arisaema tatarinowii Schott (LE01205149); D, Banisteria fischeriana Regel & Körn. (LE00002997); E, Pinellia pedatisecta Schott (LE01169555); F, Paepalanthus lanuginosus (Bong.) Körn. (LE00001140).
Fig. 5 in The history and nomenclatural significance of herbarium collections made by Alexander A. Tatarinow in North China and Mongolia in 1841-1850
Fig. 5. Holotype specimen of Pedicularis tatarinowii Maxim., collected by A. Tatarinow in 1847 (LE01034792). Note (from top to bottom) an analytical drawing with the species name made by A. Maximowicz; an original label belonging to the second set of Tatarinow's collections; a revision label written by Tatarinow; a curatorial label with the species name and the label data translated into Latin by Maximo-wicz. A curatorial label on the right side belongs to V. Grubov.
Fig. 1 in The history and nomenclatural significance of herbarium collections made by Alexander A. Tatarinow in North China and Mongolia in 1841-1850
Fig. 1. Portrait of Alexander A. Tatarinow, presumably from 1880s. Original photograph deposited in the Penza State Museum of Local Studies.
Fig. 2 in The history and nomenclatural significance of herbarium collections made by Alexander A. Tatarinow in North China and Mongolia in 1841-1850
Fig. 2. Herbarium labels used in the first set of Tatarinow's collections. Complete text, including Chinese script (B) and additions (C), was written by A. Tatarinow. A, Oxytropis mandshurica Bunge (LE01024695); B, Pedicularis tatarinowii Maxim. (LE01034792); C, Orobanche mongolica Beck (LE01042560); D, Astragalus capillipes Bunge (LE01024141); E, Mitrosicyos racemosus Maxim. (LE01042541); F, Prenanthes tatarinowii Maxim. (LE01024560).
Fig. 3 in The history and nomenclatural significance of herbarium collections made by Alexander A. Tatarinow in North China and Mongolia in 1841-1850
Fig. 3. Contemporary identification labels used in Tatarinow's collections. A, B, E & F, First set; C, D & G, Second set. A, B, E & F, Revision labels written by A. Tatarinow; annotated by P. Horaninow (A, E); misattributed to Horaninow by V. Grubov (B). C, D & G, Identification labels written by Horaninow; label text added by Tatarinow (C). A, Mitrosicyos racemosus Maxim. (LE01042541); B, Astragalus capillipes Bunge (LE01024141); C & G, Prenanthes tatarinowii Maxim. (LE01024562); D, Chionanthus chinensis Maxim. (LE01012808); E, Oxytropis mandshurica Bunge (LE01024695); F, Pedicularis tatarinowii Maxim. (LE01034792).
Fig. 6 in The history and nomenclatural significance of herbarium collections made by Alexander A. Tatarinow in North China and Mongolia in 1841-1850
Fig. 6. Herbarium labels used in the second set of Tatarinow's collections. Main text written by A. Tatarinow; curatorial annotations written by C. Maximowicz; identifications and analytical drawings added by C. Maximowicz (A, B, D, E) and by E. Regel (D); misattributed to P. Kirilov by V. Grubov (C). A, Plectranthus pekinensis Maxim. (LE01043047); B, Pteroceltis tatarinowii Maxim. (LE01014480); C, Jurinea mongolica Maxim. (LE01029697); D, Silene tatarinowii Regel (LE01013476); E, Sedum tatarinowii Maxim. (LE01014773); F, Umbilicus ramosissimus Maxim. (LE01015127).
Figs 17–19 in Nomenclatural and taxonomic notes on some species of Gyrinidae (Coleoptera)
Figs 17–19: Gyrinus paykulli Ochs, 1927. 17 – specimen of Gyrinus 'bicolor' in coll. Fabricius; 18 – lectotype of Gyrinus paykulli. 17a–18a – respective labels. 19 – aedeagus (lectotype of G. paykulli).
Figs 12–16 in Nomenclatural and taxonomic notes on some species of Gyrinidae (Coleoptera)
Figs 12–16: Genitalia of Gyrinus species. 12–14 – aedeagus of: 12 – G. ovatus Klug, 1829 (lectotype); 13 – the same (lectotype of Gyrinus apicalis Sharp, 1878); 14 – Gyrinus racenisi Ochs, 1953 (Brazil, Santa Cruz). 15–16 – female genitalia of: 15 – G. ovatus Klug (paralectotype); 16 – G. racenisi (Brazil, Santa Cruz). 15a–16a – respective labels.
Figs 1–3 in Nomenclatural and taxonomic notes on some species of Gyrinidae (Coleoptera)
Figs 1–3: Habitus of Aulonogyrus striatus (Fabricius, 1792). 1 – specimen in the coll. Fabricius; 2 – neotype of Gyrinus striatus Fabricius 1792; 3 – neotype of Gyrinus striatus Olivier, 1792 and of Gyrinus striatus Olivier, 1795. 1a–3a – respective labels.
Figs 7–11 in Nomenclatural and taxonomic notes on some species of Gyrinidae (Coleoptera)
Figs 7–11: 7–8 – Gyrinus racenisi Ochs, 1953: 7 – habitus of ♀ paratype; 8 – specimen of G. ovatus sensu Aඎൻඣ (1838b) in the coll. Dejean. 7a–8a – respective labels. 9–11 – apical part of right elytron of: 9 – G. ovatus Klug, 1829 (lectotype); 10 – G. racenisi (♀ paratype); 11 – G. racenisi (Paraguay, Capiatá, Rio Paraguay).
Figs 4–6 in Nomenclatural and taxonomic notes on some species of Gyrinidae (Coleoptera)
Figs 4–6: Habitus of Gyrinus lectotypes. 4 – Gyrinus ovatus Klug, 1829; 5 – Gyrinus apicalis Sharp, 1878; 6 – Gyrinus gibbus Aubé, 1838. 4a–6a – respective labels.
Figures 1-4. Raspulae. 1-2 in Notes on nomenclature in Xylotrupes Hope (Scarabaeidae: Dynastinae Dynastini)
Figures 1-4. Raspulae. 1-2)X. carinulus sp. nov. 1) Right raspula. 2) Left raspula. 3-4) X. clinias buru ssp. nov. 3) Right raspula. 4) Left raspula.
Figure 1-4. Speyeria atlantis greyi holotype and allotype with associated labels. 1-2 in Nomenclatural faux pas for Speyeria atlantis greyi Moeck, 1950 (Lepidoptera: Nymphalidae)
Figure 1-4. Speyeria atlantis greyi holotype and allotype with associated labels. 1-2) Holotype, dorsal and ventral view. 3-4) Allotype, dorsal and ventral view. Both specimens American Museum of Natural History, New York. Images by James C. Dunford.
Fig. 4. — Weinmannia pauciflora J.C in New taxa and nomenclatural notes on the flora of the Marojejy massif, Madagascar. V. Cunoniaceae: Weinmannia
Fig. 4. — Weinmannia pauciflora J.C. Bradford: A, fertile branch; B, flower. From Bradford & Rafamantanantsoa 702 (TAN).
Fig. 5. — Weinmannia rakotomalazana J.C in New taxa and nomenclatural notes on the flora of the Marojejy massif, Madagascar. V. Cunoniaceae: Weinmannia
Fig. 5. — Weinmannia rakotomalazana J.C. Bradford: A, fertile branch; B, base of lateral leaflet; C, stipule; D, floral bract (left) and floral bud (right); E, portion of spike. From Bradford & Rafamantanantsoa 676 (TAN).
Fig. 1. — Weinmannia lowryana J.C in New taxa and nomenclatural notes on the flora of the Marojejy massif, Madagascar. V. Cunoniaceae: Weinmannia
Fig. 1. — Weinmannia lowryana J.C. Bradford: A, fertile branch; B, stipules; C, flower. From Humbert 23057 (P).
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