Apocynaceae

Apocynaceae View in CoL

Cynoctonum wilfordii Maxim. View in CoL in Mél. Biol. 9: 799 (1876); Maxim. in Bull. Acad. Sci. Pétersb. 23: 369 (1877).

Accepted name: Cynanchum wilfordii (Maxim.) Hemsl. View in CoL [Japanese name: Ko-ikema]

Japonia, Yokohama, in fruticetis satis frequens, 23 VI/ 5 VII 1862, Maximowicz [sine num.]

[ LE01036903 ] ( Fig. 62, KPM-NX0001563). Imkhanitzkaya (2004) designated this specimen as the lectotype, with two isolectotypes [ LE01036901 ] ( Fig. 63, KPM-NX0001561), [ LE01036904 ] ( Fig. 64, KPM-NX0001564) .

Yokoska, in fruticetis, 1866–1871, L. Savatier, no. 832 [ LE01036902 ] ( Fig. 65, KPM-NX0001562). Imkhanitzkaya (2004) treated this specimen as a syntype .

Vincetoxicum japonicum (C.Morren & Decne.) Decne. var. grayanum Maxim. View in CoL in Bull. Acad. Sci. Pétersb. 23: 359 (1877).

Accepted name: Cynanchum grayanum (Maxim.) Koidz. View in CoL [Japanese name: Iyo-kazura]

Yokoska 1866–1871, Savatier no. 823 [ LE01042671 ] ( Fig. 66, KPM-NX0001565), Japonia, Yokohama, Kanisawa [in protologue “Kanasawa”, modern “Kanazawa-ku”], 14/ 26 V 1862 [ LE01070437 ] ( Fig. 67, KPM-NX0002021). A. Grabovskaya-Borodina annotated on the sheets as “ syntypes ” in 2019. These are syntypes pointed out here .