@article {442,
	title = {Mitteilungen aus dem Botanischen Museum der Universitat Zuric. CXXX. I: Ergebnisse der Reise von Dr. A. U. Daniker nach Neu-Caledonien und den Loyalitatsinseln. II: Beitrage zur Kenntnis der afrikanischen Flora. XXXIV},
	journal = {Viertel Jahrsschr Naturforsch Ges Zurich},
	volume = {74},
	number = {(1/2)},
	year = {1929},
	pages = {50-138},
	type = {Journal Article},
	abstract = {Contains contributions by various specialists, as follows: EDW. A. WAINIO, New Caledonian lichens (p. 50-52): Usnea spinosissima (p. 50), Sticta ignambensis (p. 51), and Lecidea epiochracea (p. 51). I. THERIOT, New Caledonian mosses (p. 52-55): Bryum (Erythrocarpa) daenikeri* (p. 52); Macromitrium koghienses, new to the islands, should be placed in the subgen. Eumacromitrium M. noumeanum Besch., a species now appearing distinct from M. contractum Ectropothecium nitidum*(p. 55) (the author has united with this species the unpublished Hypnum (Cupressina) drepanocladella C. M., as follows: E. nitidum v. dre-panocladella (C.M.) Ther. n. var. ( = E. diatichellum (CM.) var. elongatum Ther.)). CARL CHRISTEN-SEN. On some ferns from New Caledonia (p. 55-62): Study of this large collection, only a few species of which are here treated, shows that many of Fournier{\textquoteright}s species can not be maintained. The following are proposed: Trichomanes lyallii v. neocaledonicum (p. 56); Athyrium australe v. gemmiferum (p. 56); Asplenium spathulium v. proliferum (A. cuneatum var. p. Bonaparte) (p. 56); A. tenerum v. neocaledonicum Rosenstock ( = A. erectum v. exauriculatum); Stenochlaena balansae (Lomariopsis b. Fourn.) (p. 59); Cheilanthes daenikeri (p. 61); Adiantum caudatum L. is new to the island. FR. KRANZLIN. New Caledonian Orchids (p. 62-98): Pterostylis tenuicauda (p. 63); Lyperanthus balansae (p. 64); L. gracillimus (p. 65); L. daenikerianus (p. 66); Gastrodia schinziana (p. 66); Zeuxine daenikerii (p. 69); Goodyera glabra (p. 69); Tropidia viridi-fusca (p. 71); Microstylis procera (p. 71); Liparis pluridentata (p. 72); L. saxicola (p. 73); Earina crassicaulis (p. 74); E. floripecten (p. 75); E. valida, redescribed; Phajus daenikerii (p. 76); P. paradoxus (p. 77); Calanthe angraeciflora and C. lyroglossa, described; C. saccifera (p. 79); Spathoglottis daenikerii (p. 80); S. schinziana (p. 81), Loyalty Isls.; Geodorum neocaledonicum (p. 82); Dendrobium ([image]Rhizobium) daeni-kerianum; D. ([image]Grastidium) delumbe (p. 84); D. ([image](G.) megalorhizum (p. 85); D. ([image]G.) schinzianum (p. 86); synonymic notes are given on D. jocosum; D. ([image]Stron-gyle) montis movi (p. 87); D. ([image]Dendrocoryne) myrticolum (p. 88); TETRODON n. sect. of Eria (p. 89); Eria oppositifolia (p. 90); E. ([image]Tetrodori) petrophila (p. 90); E. drakeana (p. 92); Phreatia macrophylloides (p. 93); Dipodium heimianum (p. 94); D. gracile (p. 94); Sarcochilus microphyton (p. 95); S. radicosus (p. 96); Acianthus sphenochilus (p. 97). I. THERIOT. Musci (p. 99-100). (Notes on mosses, coll. in Transvaal by H. Junod.) Leucobryum isleanum Besch., Funaria gracilescens, and Polytrichum subformosum (= P. reh-manni C.N. in sched.). FR. KRANZLIN. Orchidaceae (p. 100-110): Mystacidium duemmerianum (p. 100), Uganda; Angraecum laciniatum (p. 101), Uganda; Polystachya duemmeriana, Uganda; Satyrium ([image]Bifolia) jacottetiae (p. 102), South Africa; Brachycorythis crassicornis (p. 103), Uganda; Habenaria ([image]Replicatae) kaessneriana (p. 104), Uganda; H. ([image]Tridactylae) pertenuis (p. 105), Transvaal; H. ([image]Chlorinae) volk-manniae (p. 105) and H. ([image]Diphyllae) dinteriana (p. 106), S. W. Africa; H. ([image]Chlorinae) theodori, Congo; Monadenia junodiana (p. 108), Mystacidium taeniophyl-loides (p. 109) and Angraecum erythrurum (p. 109), Transvaal. HANS SCHINZ. Caryophyllaceae (pp. 110-111): Dianthus dinteri (p. 110), S. W. Africa. ALBERT THELLUNG. Cruciferae (p. 111-113): Lepidium mos-sii (p. 111), Transvaal; L. schinzii f. petaligerum (p. 112); L. divaricatum f. microcarpum (p. 113), Transvaal. HANS SCHINZ and ALBERT THELLUNG. Scrophulariaceae (p. 113-123): Chaenostoma ([image]Folio-losa) jacottetianum Thell. (p. 113) and C. ([image]F.) sac-charatum Thell. (p. 115), S. Africa; C. aurantiacum (Burch.) Thell. n. comb. and C. crassicaule (Benth.) Thell. n. comb. (p. 116), both transferred from Sutera; C. dissectum (Del.) Thell. n. comb. (p. 117); Sutera (Intermediae) infundibiliformis (p. 117); S. (I.) rhom-bifolia (p. 117); Polycarena hispidula (p. 118), South Africa; SELAGINASTRUM Schinz \& Thell. (p. 119), near Chaenostoma, based on S. rigidum (Sutera rigida L. Bolus) (p. 121); the plant issued by Dinter as Manuleopsis karasmontana (ined.), which served for the authors{\textquoteright} delineation of the genus Selaginastrum, is perhaps a distinct species, but treated here as S. r. var. (?) karasmontanum (p. 122); Buchnera remoti-flora (p. 122), South Africa. ALBERT THELLUNG. Compositae (pp. 124-130): Senecio ([image]Scandentes) pseudotamoides (p. 124), S. langebergensis (p. 125) and S. cakilifolius v. hispidulus (p. 126), S. Africa; Berkheya subteretifolia (p. 126), B. rehmannii (p. 128) and v. rogersiana (p. 129), Transvaal. J. T. HENRARD and FR. KRANZLIN (pp. 130-134). PLECTRACHNE (p. 132) (Gramineae), with the aspect of Aristida, but provisionally placed in Aveneae next to Danthonia, based on P. schinzii* (p. 134), North Australia. FR. KRANZLIN. Orchidaceae quae-dam novae (pp. 134-138): Spiranthes aguatacensis (p. 134), Epidendrum (Euepidendrum) chondranthum (p. 136) and E. sancti ramoni (p. 137), Costa Rica.},
	url = {<Go to ISI>://BCI:BCI19310500025236},
	author = {Schinz, Hans}
}
