Notes on the nomenclature and typification of eight names in Bignoniaceae
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Bignonia, Lamiales, Lectotype, Radermachera, StereospermumAbstract
Lectotype is designated for two names, Bignonia xylocarpa Roxb., Radermachera tonkinensis Dop and second-step lectotype is also designated for six names, Radermachera corymbosa Steenis, R. elegans Steenis, R. pentandra Hemsl., R. pierrei Dop, R. poilanei Dop and Stereospermum seemannii Rolfe.
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