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Leptopodia corbierei
Christian FRUND,
21-02-2010 13:42
Je cherche des référence bibliographiques pour Leptopodia corbierei.
Je ne possède que :
GRELET, L.J., 1932-1959 – Les Discomycètes de France d’après la classification de Boudier (30 fasc.). Compilation rééditée en 1979. Bull. Bot. Centre-Ouest, numéro spécial, 3, p. 1-709.
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MALENÇON, G., 1927 – Quelques espèces inédites de Discomycètes, Bulletin de la Société Mycologique de France, 73 : 95/96 & Planche VI
Amitiés
Mario Filippa,
22-02-2010 13:00
Re:Leptopodia corbierei
These are the only references I was able to find:
Dissing H. - 1966: A revision of collections of the genus Helvella L. ex St-Amans emend. Nannf. in the Boudier Herbarium. Rev. Myc. 31: 219:
"Leptopodia corbieri Malençon, Bull. Soc. Myc. Fr. 43: 95, Pl. 6, Fig. 7 (1927) is considered to be a synonym of Helvella stevensii. Unfortunately there is no material left of L. corbieri (MALENÇON, personal information)."
Dissing H. & M. Lange - 1967: Notes on the genus Helvella in North America. Mycologia LIX (2): 355:
"Unfortunately there is no specimen preserved of Leptopodia corbieri Malençon (Malençon, personal communication) but his description agrees so well with Peck's (1904), and with Danish collections of H. stevensii, that we have no doubt that L. corbieri and H. stevensii are identical."
In his monograph Dissing (1966) simply list this name as a synonym of H. stevensii.
The same in Häffner (1987: 155), and it's curious to note that he use H. stevensii in the synonym's list but in the text he prefer H. latispora, with H. stevensii reduced as a synonym. Häffner doesn't write anything else about L. corbieri, but the protologue is cited in the bibliography, so I presume he agrees with Dissing's opinion.
Both these authors use "corbieri" and not "corbierei".
It should be very interesting to see the original description and the plate, I haven't got it; can you make a scan?
Oops, J'ai répondu en anglais...! Je vais traduire si vous voulez... pardon!
Dissing H. - 1966: A revision of collections of the genus Helvella L. ex St-Amans emend. Nannf. in the Boudier Herbarium. Rev. Myc. 31: 219:
"Leptopodia corbieri Malençon, Bull. Soc. Myc. Fr. 43: 95, Pl. 6, Fig. 7 (1927) is considered to be a synonym of Helvella stevensii. Unfortunately there is no material left of L. corbieri (MALENÇON, personal information)."
Dissing H. & M. Lange - 1967: Notes on the genus Helvella in North America. Mycologia LIX (2): 355:
"Unfortunately there is no specimen preserved of Leptopodia corbieri Malençon (Malençon, personal communication) but his description agrees so well with Peck's (1904), and with Danish collections of H. stevensii, that we have no doubt that L. corbieri and H. stevensii are identical."
In his monograph Dissing (1966) simply list this name as a synonym of H. stevensii.
The same in Häffner (1987: 155), and it's curious to note that he use H. stevensii in the synonym's list but in the text he prefer H. latispora, with H. stevensii reduced as a synonym. Häffner doesn't write anything else about L. corbieri, but the protologue is cited in the bibliography, so I presume he agrees with Dissing's opinion.
Both these authors use "corbieri" and not "corbierei".
It should be very interesting to see the original description and the plate, I haven't got it; can you make a scan?
Oops, J'ai répondu en anglais...! Je vais traduire si vous voulez... pardon!
Christian FRUND,
23-02-2010 18:08
Re:Leptopodia corbierei
Merci beaucoup