Botanical name

In botanical nomenclature, a botanical name is a scientific name, conforming to the international Code of botanical nomenclature . The Code request valid publication: a name is a formal name only when it is published valid. The sentence " Nom validates " is used (informellement) for a name which is published valid. I.e.: all the botanical names are valid names.

  • Examples of names botany:

  • : order Polygonal
  • : family Leguminosae
  • : family Rosaceae
  • : subfamily Caesalpinioideae
  • : section Banksia sectio Banksia
  • : Quercus robur
  • : Passiflora edulis formed flavicarpa

The following ones are not published valid and are not botanical names:

  • a tautonym. " example; Larix larix " would be a tautonyme, and it is not possible to publish valid Ca.
  • a nomen nudum. Publication tests misses a diagnosis or description, and valid publication is not carried out.

Important sentences:

  • illegitimate name. It is a name published valid (and then a botanical name), but one cannot use it.
  • legitimate name. It is a name published valid (and then a botanical name), and one can use it, when it is suitable.
  • correct Name. It is a name published valid (and then a botanical name) and it is the name which one must use for a taxon of certain a delimitation, position and row. When one accepts a delimitation, different position or row for the taxon, one must also use a different correct name.

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