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Literature request
Nick Aplin,
27-11-2017 23:30
I don't suppose anyone has access to: Cannon, P.F.; Hawksworth, D.L.; Sherwood-Pike, M.A., The British Ascomycotina. An Annotated Checklist: 302 pp. (1985)?
I don't need the whole thing, just details of this obscure taxon Nectria lagenae Massee, which is apparently mentioned there (?):
http://www.fieldmycology.net/FRDBI/publ.asp?intPubLink=10537&intFRDBINum=214853
Amitiés,
Nick
Chris Yeates,
28-11-2017 02:10
Re : Literature request
Hello Nick
I think this will be even more obscure than you imagined. You can see what the Annotateted Checklist meant by IL. I have put together a lot of Massee's publications and a Copernic search has produced nothing about Nectria lagenae; this is all I came up with. Out of interest what led you to the name?
I think this will be even more obscure than you imagined. You can see what the Annotateted Checklist meant by IL. I have put together a lot of Massee's publications and a Copernic search has produced nothing about Nectria lagenae; this is all I came up with. Out of interest what led you to the name?
Martin Bemmann,
28-11-2017 09:32
Re : Literature request
Hi Nick and Chris,
check this:
https://www.biodiversitylibrary.org/page/3085957#page/152/mode/1up
and this seems to be another "IL":
https://www.biodiversitylibrary.org/item/107950#page/244/mode/1up
Update: Frederick William Moore was then Keeper of the Botanic Garden at Glasnevin which houses the National Herbarium as well. Possibly the specimen is preserved there with some additional informations....
Regards
Martin
check this:
https://www.biodiversitylibrary.org/page/3085957#page/152/mode/1up
and this seems to be another "IL":
https://www.biodiversitylibrary.org/item/107950#page/244/mode/1up
Update: Frederick William Moore was then Keeper of the Botanic Garden at Glasnevin which houses the National Herbarium as well. Possibly the specimen is preserved there with some additional informations....
Regards
Martin
Chris Yeates,
28-11-2017 16:07
Re : Literature request
Ausgezeichnetes archäologisches Graben Martin!
I have done all the excavating I can and cannot trace anything more. Massee described few Nectria spp. and he never completed the "Pyrenomycetes" 5th volume of his British Fungus Flora.
I cannot see anything even where mis-read handwriting may have ended up with this mystery epithet . . .
Chris
I have done all the excavating I can and cannot trace anything more. Massee described few Nectria spp. and he never completed the "Pyrenomycetes" 5th volume of his British Fungus Flora.
I cannot see anything even where mis-read handwriting may have ended up with this mystery epithet . . .
Chris
Martin Bemmann,
28-11-2017 19:17
Re : Literature request
Dear Chris,
hard to say if Massee ever published the description of N. lagena(e) elsewhere. Ramsbottom in his obituary (1917) mentions more then 250 papers Massee wrote. Who knows them all?
Best
Martin
hard to say if Massee ever published the description of N. lagena(e) elsewhere. Ramsbottom in his obituary (1917) mentions more then 250 papers Massee wrote. Who knows them all?
Best
Martin
Nick Aplin,
29-11-2017 00:41
Re : Literature request
Dear Chris and Martin,
Thanks for this excellent detective work.
Yes, an exhaustive search of Massee's publications will be difficult, but just by browsing the titles one can tentatively discount many of them. My initial feeling is that it's an unpublished taxon.
I'm led to believe that Massee wasn't great at keeping herbarium material, so I don't have much hope in there being a specimen at Glasnevin (though I may ask anyway).
Chris - I was asked to resarch this taxon by a colleague who is doing some experimenting with the National Biodiversity Network Atlas. They are currently pulling up random records (not neccesarily mycological ones) and this unexplainable literary record came up.
Cheers,
Nick
Thanks for this excellent detective work.
Yes, an exhaustive search of Massee's publications will be difficult, but just by browsing the titles one can tentatively discount many of them. My initial feeling is that it's an unpublished taxon.
I'm led to believe that Massee wasn't great at keeping herbarium material, so I don't have much hope in there being a specimen at Glasnevin (though I may ask anyway).
Chris - I was asked to resarch this taxon by a colleague who is doing some experimenting with the National Biodiversity Network Atlas. They are currently pulling up random records (not neccesarily mycological ones) and this unexplainable literary record came up.
Cheers,
Nick
Martin Bemmann,
29-11-2017 09:29
Re : Literature request
Considering Moore's description I wouldn't take this Nectria for an Irish fungus, since it was found on imported bulbs presumably from Costa Rica.
For a similar case see Hennings 1901:
https://www.jstor.org/stable/3993962?seq=1#page_scan_tab_contents
Regards
Martin
For a similar case see Hennings 1901:
https://www.jstor.org/stable/3993962?seq=1#page_scan_tab_contents
Regards
Martin