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    This document summarizes the transfer of the plant species Syagrus campicola to the genus Butia, based on recent studies of its relationships to other related genera. The new combination is Butia campicola. Characteristics like leaf anatomy, peduncular bract position, and endocarp pore position agree more with Butia. This formalizes the name change that was proposed previously.

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    PALMS Noblick: New Combination in Butia Volume 48(1) 2004

    Transfer of
    LARRY R. NOBLICK

    Syagrus Montgomery Botanical Center


    11901 Old Cutler Road

    campicola Miami, Florida 33156 USA


    noblick@fiu.edu

    to Butia
    Syagrus campicola (Barb. Rodr.) Becc. was first Acknowledgments
    described in the genus Cocos by the Brazilian Montgomery Botanical Center funded my
    botanist, João Barbosa Rodrigues (1900). Later it 1991–1994 post-doctoral position at Fairchild
    was transferred the genus Syagrus by Beccari Tropical Garden and my 1996 and 2002 collecting
    (1916). Recent work on the species in studying trips to Paraguay. Sincere thanks to Fairchild
    the relationships of this species to other Butiinae Tropical Garden where I am a research associate.
    (Syagrus, Butia, Allagoptera, Lytocaryum, etc.) shows The impetus for validating this transfer was
    that this species should be transferred to Butia. provided by the National Science Foundation
    Characteristics the leaf anatomy, peduncular bract Grant # 0212779 and friends.
    and endocarp pore position agree with those of
    LITERATURE CITED
    Butia. Although the combination appeared in
    print several years ago (Henderson et al. 1995), the BARBOSA RODRIGUES, J. 1900. Palmae Hasslerianae
    formal nomenclatural transfer had not been made. novae. Rio de Janeiro.
    The new combination is made here. BECCARI, O. 1916. Il genere Cocos Linn. e le palme
    affine. Agric. Colon. 10: 435–471, 489–532,
    Butia campicola (Barb. Rodr.) Noblick, comb. nov.
    586–623.
    Cocos campicola Barb. Rodr., Palm. Hassler. Nov. HENDERSON, A., G. GALEANO & R. BERNAL. 1995. Field
    6. 1900. Syagrus campicola (Barb. Rodr.) Becc., Guide to the Palms of the Americas. Princeton
    Agric. Colon. 10: 465. 1916. (Type: Hassler 5057) University Press, New Jersey.

    42 PALMS 48(1): 42
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