Veronica polita Fr. var. dentata Sennen & Pau

Albach, Dirk C., 2025, From just a few to the most type-rich herbarium for Veronica L. (Plantaginaceae) - The effect of digitization of the Muséum national d’Histoire naturelle herbarium in Paris, Adansonia (3) 47 (7), pp. 47-130 : 108

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Veronica polita Fr. var. dentata Sennen & Pau
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Veronica polita Fr. var. dentata Sennen & Pau View in CoL

Boletin de la Sociedad Aragonesa de Ciencias Naturales 6: 28 ( Pau 1907).

TYPE CITATION. — Spain, Burgos:“Bujedo in hortis (Sennen et Elias)”.

LECTOTYPE (designated here). — “ F. Sennen no. 472 […] Castille: Bugedo, champs et jardins 1906 4 IV Fre Elias ” BC[ BC45494 *].

ISOLECTOTYPES (designated here). — DR!, GB[ GB0782630 !], H[ C.336235 *], P[ P04056444 *, P04214312 *].

Nomenclatural note. Veronica polita var. dentata was described by Sennen and Pau ( Pau 1907) based on plants collected by Pau and frere Elias in Castille. It was suggested to differ from V. polita by the ovate, obtuse calyx lobes with toothed margin. The original specimens clearly belong to V. agrestis , which is also widespread in Spain but typically less common. So, Sennen and Pau may not have been as familiar with this species. The obtuse calyx lobes are typical for V. agrestis , whereas the toothed sepal is very rare for it and all related species. It can be clearly seen on the lectotype in BC but not the other specimens. The specimens in P come from the herbarium of the university in Caen and the herbarium of abbé Toussaint, suggesting a link among botanically interested priests.

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