Bignonia eximia Morong
date: label: Collection Date
content: 1888 to 1890
name: label: Biogeographical Region
content: 85 - Southern South America
label: Collector
content: Thomas Morong
notes: label: Notes
content: Type number (Morong 595) of Mansoa difficilis. As annotated by Gentry (197-) and communicated by M.M. Arbo (email, 2015) both US sheets of Morong 595 are Mansoa difficilis, not Bignonia eximia Morong. [Taxon based on mixed collection, or mixture simply distributed under this number?]
label: Notes
content: Dear colleagues, I just wanted to call your attention on the duplicates of Morong 595: this collection is a mixture of three species. The specimen Morong 595 (NY00579080) is the holotype of Bignonia eximia Morong (= Bignonia binata Thunb.) . The following duplicates: MO-100033, NDG50307, PH00007919, US125826 and US1014357, correspond to Mansoa difficilis. The following duplicates: K000449385 y GH00091984, labeled as Morong 595 belong to Anemopaegma flavum. I think that these specimens might be isotypes, because the type collection of this species is Morong 597, with the same date and locality. I was able to see all these specimens in JSTOR Global Plants. With best regards, María Mercedes Arbo
label: Record Last Modified
content: 24 Aug 2018
label: Specimen Count
content: 1
place: label: Place
content: Between Villa Rica and Escoba., Paraguay, South America
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content: Botany
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content: Flowering plants and ferns
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content: Type Register
publisher: label: Published Name
content: Bignonia eximia Morong
label: Published Name
content: Mansoa difficilis (Cham.) Bureau & K. Schum.
dataSource: label: Data Source
content: NMNH - Botany Dept.
identifier: label: Barcode
content: 01014357
label: USNM Number
content: 1322432
objectType: label: Type Citation
content: Morong, T. 1892. Ann. New York Acad. Sci. 7 : 187.
label: Type Status
content: Type number
taxonomicName: label: Taxonomy
content: Plantae Dicotyledonae Lamiales Bignoniaceae