Matskási István (szerk.): A Magyar Természettudományi Múzeum évkönyve 84. (Budapest 1992)

Kováts, D.: Waldstein and Kitaibel types in the Hungarian Natural History Museum in Budapest

is D. intermedium SOL. subsp. alpinum (W. et K.) JÁV., according to JÁVORKA (1957: 151). The valid (synonym) name is Delphinium elatum L. subsp. elamm, according to TUTIN et al. (1964: 214), Delphinium etatum L. according to BERTOVÁ (1982: 71-75), HEJNY & SLÁVIK (1988: 391), DOSTÁL (1989: 244). The specimen on the sheet XV No. 201, which was designated as the lectotype, consists of an upper part of a leafy stem with flowers. On KITAIBEL'S label: "Delphinium carpaticum". On JÁVORKA'S label: "est D. alpinum W et K. revid. Jáv. 1907. IX." * Dentaria glandulosa W. et K. - Icon. PI. Rar. III. 1812: 302, tab. 272. - 4 sheets: LI. No. 114; XLIII. No. 46; LIX. No. 22. It is the valid name according to JÁVORKA (1929: 107-108. 1957: 151). The valid (synonym) name is Cardamine glanduligera O. SCHWARZ (1939), according to TUTIN et al. (1964: 286), Dentaria glandulosa W. et K. in WILLD. (1800), according to Soó (1968: 347, 1980: 395), PRISZTER (1985: 190), PROKUDIN et al. (1987: 121), DOSTÁL (1989: 356). The specimens on the sheet LI. No. 114, which was designated as the lectotype, consist of a whole leafy, flowering plant with rhizome and three upper parts of stems with leaves and flowers and one separated leaf. On KITAIBEL'S label: "Dentaria eneaphylla corollis albis. Est nova species glandulosa dicenda cum in ... et axillae foliolorum glandulas gérant. E Scepusio a Mauksch". On JÁVORKA'S label: "D. glandulosa W. et K. revid. Jáv." In JÁVORKA (1929: 107,108): "est glandulosa corollis purpureis". (Fig.l.) Dentaria polyphylla W. et K. - Icon. PI. Rar. II. 1803: 174, tab. 160. - 1 sheet: LI. No. 111. This is valid name according to JÁVORKA (1957: 151). The valid (synonym) name is Cardamine kitaihelii BECHERER (1934), according to TUTIN et al. (1964: 286). The specimen on this sheet LI. No. Ill, which is the type, consists of a whole plant with leaves, flowers and rhizome, broken into two parts and a separate inflorescence and leaf. On KITAIBEL'S label: "Dentaria polyphylla E Croatiae montibus ad Koreniczam et Priboy". In JÁVORKA (1929: 108): "folia in uno specimine tantum sunt verticillata". On the author's label: "Cardamine kitaibelii Becherer. Leaves 3, more or less whorled, leaflets lanceolate, petals pale yellow. 20. 01.1992. D. Kováts". * Dianthus nitidus W. et K. - Icon. PI. Rar. II. 1804: 209, tab. 191. - 7 sheets: XII. No. 165, 166; XLIII. No. 45: XLVII. No. 34, 220, 221; LIV No. 21. This is valid name according to JÁVORKA (1957: 152). TUTIN et al. (1964: 194), DOSTÁL (1989: 184). The specimens on the sheet XII. No. 165, which was designated as the lectotype. consist of two plants, one of them with four and the other one with three leafy, flowering stems with roots and separate leaves. On KITAIBEL'S label: "Dianthus nitidus F. 16". Erythraea emarginaía W. et K. - Icon. Pl. Rar. III. 1812: 305, lab. 275. - 1 sheet: IX. No. 131. This is Centaurium pulchcllum (Sw.) DRUCE, according to JÁVORKA (1929: 126). The valid (synonym) name is Ccntaurium pulchcllum (Sw.) DRUCE var. emarginatum (W. et K.) BORB. according to JÁVORKA (1957: 152), Centaurium pulchellum (Sw.) DRUCE f. emarginatum (W. et K.) BORB. according to Soó (1966: 618). Centaurium pulchcllum (Sw.) DRUCE (1898) is the valid name according to TUTIN et al. (1972: 59), PROKUDIN et al. (1987: 257), DOSTÁL (1989: 807). The specimens on this sheet XI. No. 131, which is the type, consist of five leafy plants with flowers, fruits and roots. On KITAIBEL'S label: "Erythraea emarginata Inter clivos arenosos Cottus Pesth et Csongradiensis 7-bri. Flores albi et rubri". In JÁVORKA (1929: 126): "forma Centaurii pulchelli parum ramosa, laciniae corollae leviter emarginatae". On the author's label: "Centaurium pulchellum (Swarte) Druce. Stems dichotomously branched from below or from the middle, leaves ovate to ovate-lanceolate, increasing in length upwards, calyx nearly equalling the corolla - tube. 20. 01. 1992. D. Kováts". * Galium infestum W. et K. - Icon. PI. Rar. III. 1805: 224, tab. 202. - 2 sheet: VII. No. 148; XLV No. 18. The valid name is Galium spurium L. subsp. infestum (W. et K.) Janchen according to JÁVORKA (1957: 154). Soó (1966: 503). PRISZTER (1985: 171), Galium spurium L. (= G. vaillantii Dc). according to TUTIN et al. (1976: 35). PROKUDIN et al. (1987: 261), Galium spurium L. subsp. vaillantii (Dc.) GAUD, according to BERTOVÁ (1985: 53-54), DOSTÁL (1989: 776). The specimens on the sheet VII. No. 148, which was designated as the lectotype, consist of three leafy stems, two of them with fruits. On KITAIBEL'S label: "Galium infestum mihi Infra Topolya in Cottu Bácsensi Majo florens". In JÁVORKA (1929: 153): 'Vaillantii DC". On the author's label: "Galium spurium L. subsp. infestum (W. et K.) Janchen, fruits hamato-setosus (hamulosus) leaves narrowly oblanceolata. 24. 01. 1992. D. Kováts". Genista triquetra W. et K. - Icon. PI. Rar. II. 1803: 165, tab. 153. - non Ait. in JÁVORKA (1929: 159) 2 sheets: XXIII. No. 213, 213a. Both of them are under the (synonym) name of G. triangularis WILL., both are