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IRMNG name detailsPhycorona S. Blanco, 2020 †
11917486 (urn:lsid:irmng.org:taxname:11917486)
unaccepted (superfluous replacement name)
Genus
fossil only
Blanco, S. (2020). Generic names of diatoms affected by ICN Art. 20.2. <em>Notulae Algarum.</em> 139: 1-8. [details]
Taxonomic remark From AlgaeBase: This name is allegedly necessary because the original name (Corona Lefébure & Chenevière) supposedly...
Taxonomic remark From AlgaeBase: This name is allegedly necessary because the original name (Corona Lefébure & Chenevière) supposedly contravened Art. 20.2, which proscribes Latin technical terms in use in morphology as generic names. However the "Corona" of the generic name is derived from the Latin word for regal headgear, which is not employed as a morphological term. Furthermore, reference to a description in French cannot satisfy Art. 43.1, which requires English or Latin. (See INA) [details]
IRMNG (2021). Phycorona S. Blanco, 2020 †. Accessed at: https://irmng.org/aphia.php?p=taxdetails&id=11917486 on 2024-06-21
Date action by
original description
Blanco, S. (2020). Generic names of diatoms affected by ICN Art. 20.2. <em>Notulae Algarum.</em> 139: 1-8. [details]
basis of record Blanco, S. (2020). Generic names of diatoms affected by ICN Art. 20.2. <em>Notulae Algarum.</em> 139: 1-8. [details] source of synonymy Guiry, M. D.; Guiry, G. M. AlgaeBase (2021 version). , available online at https://www.algaebase.org/ [details] name verified source Blanco, S. (2020). Generic names of diatoms affected by ICN Art. 20.2. <em>Notulae Algarum.</em> 139: 1-8. [details] extant flag source Blanco, S. (2020). Generic names of diatoms affected by ICN Art. 20.2. <em>Notulae Algarum.</em> 139: 1-8. [details] From other sources
Taxonomic remark From AlgaeBase: This name is allegedly necessary because the original name (Corona Lefébure & Chenevière) supposedly contravened Art. 20.2, which proscribes Latin technical terms in use in morphology as generic names. However the "Corona" of the generic name is derived from the Latin word for regal headgear, which is not employed as a morphological term. Furthermore, reference to a description in French cannot satisfy Art. 43.1, which requires English or Latin. (See INA) [details]
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