植物分类学报

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中国柃属植物的订正

林来官   

  1. (福建师范学院生物系)
  • 收稿日期:1900-01-01 修回日期:1900-01-01 出版日期:1966-07-17 发布日期:1966-07-17
  • 通讯作者: 林来官

A Revision of Genus Eurya in China

Ling Lai-Kuan   

  1. (Department of Biology, Fukien Teacher’s College)
  • Received:1900-01-01 Revised:1900-01-01 Online:1966-07-17 Published:1966-07-17
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Abstract: The genus Eurya was established by Thunberg in 1783 on a  Japanese species E. japonica.  Several decades later, many authors had made more or less intensive study on this genus.  But in the earlier period, the different autherities had no clear conception of the genus.  Thus Szyszylowicz (1893), Engler (1897) and Melchior (1925) entertained a much broader conception of this genus, including Freziera and Cleyera, both of which are now considered as distinct genera.  A. Gray (1855), Vesque (1895), Urban (1896), and Kobuski  (1935-37), however, concentrated their study only on the now accepted genus Eurya.  Recently, a more detailed study of Chinese Eurya was  made  by Chang Hung-da (Acta Phytotax. Sin. 3 (1954) 1-59).  But all of these authors did not sub- divide this genus into more than subgenera except Vesque, who used  the  number  of stamens and the septation of the anther cells to further subdivide this genus into 4 sec- tions. In the present treatment, we base on the  following  characteristics  to  make  sub- divisions: the number of stamens, the septation of the anther cells, the hairness of the ovary, the length of the style, the shape and texture of the sepals, and the shape and hairness of the young branchlets.  We assume that the morphology of the flowers has the following evolutionary tendencies: stamens from large (28) to small (5) numbers; anther cells from septate to nonseptate; ovary from being hairy to glabrous, styles from 5-4 free to 3 and more or less connate, from 2-6 mm to 0.5-1 mm long, and ovules from many (60) to few (2-4) in each cell. The genus Eurya has now about 140 species, being divided into 2 subgenera: Subg. Ternstroemiopsis Urban, with 2 species endemic in Sandwich Islands and Subg. Eurya with 138 species, in Asiatic tropic and subtropic regions  and  southwestern  Pacific  Islands. According to the characteristics mentioned above, we divide the second subgenus into 2 sections and 8 series, as follows:  (I) Sect. Meristotheca Vesque (II) Sect. Eurya   Ser. Ciliatae Hu et L. K. Ling Ser. Longistylae Hu et L. K. Ling   Ser. Trichocarpae Hu et L. K. Ling Ser. Rigidisepalae Hu et L. K. Ling   Ser. Tetragonocladae Hu et L. K. Ling   Ser. Nitidae Hu et L. K. Ling   Ser. Muricatae Hu et L. K. Ling   Ser. Brevistylae Hu et L. K. Ling In China, the subgenus Eurya distributes east from Taiwan, west to the western part of Szechuan and Yunnan, and south from Hainan, north to the southern slope of Tsin-ling Range.  The region north from southern part of Nan-ling Range, southwest to southeast Yunnan, south to northern part of the Peoples Republic of Vietnam, seems to be the centre of both maximum variety and frequency of this subgenus, for the number of species and the representatives of more primitive taxa in this region are much richer than  in  any other regions of the world.  From this centre going northeast to Japan and Korea, west to eastern part of India, south to Java and Sumatra, north to the southern slope of Tsin- ling Range, the number of species and types gradually decreases, and especially the primi- tive series and species rapidly disappear.  In addition, many species are also found in the Island of Irian, which we incline to consider as another young centre of development for this subgenus.  Furthermore, according to the distribution of quite a large number of the species in China, we can recognize several boundary lines which are in agreement with the limits of the floristic and geobotanic provinces of China.   In this article we have enumerated 80 species, and 11 varieties of the genus Eurya of China, among which are published for the first time 11 new species and 1 new variety, one species, E. persicaefolia Gagnepain, is first recorded from China, a number of specific names have been restored and a number reduced to synonyms.  They are as follows:   Restored species:   Eurya acuminatissima Merrill & Chun   E. patentipila Chun   E. henryi Hemsley   Reduced to synonyms:   Eurya parastrigillosa Hsu ( E. patentipila Chun)   E. changii Hsu (E. fangii var. megaphylla Hsu)   E. chienii Hsu (E. persicaefolia Gagnepain)   E. hwangshanensis Hsu (E. saxicola Chang)   E. fangii Rehd. var. glaberrima Hsu (E. cavinervis Vesque)   E. pseudopolyneura Chang (E. impressinervis Kobuski)   E. longistyla Chang (E. stenophylla Merrill)   E. huiana Kobuski f. glaberrima Chang (E. muricata Dunn)   New combination:  Eurya muricata Dunn var. huiana (Kob.) Hu et L. K. Ling   E. aurea (Levl.) Hu et L. K. LingDecontaminated thianthrene disproportion. Unsteadiness glandule circumrenal florin ungual redistrict pylorus knew shrug.
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