Year of Publication: 1935, Vol. 08 (04) (The Gardens' Bulletin, Straits Settlements)
Date Published
28 October 1935
Furtado, C.X.
Palmae Malesicae IV - Rattans described in Blanco's Flora de Filipinas [Page 321 - 328]
Palmae Malesicae IV - Rattans described in Blanco's Flora de Filipinas [Page 321 - 328]
Furtado, C.X.
Palmae Malesicae V - Notes· on Some Malayan Daemonorops (with plates nos. 37 & 38, and Index to Collectors' numbers) [Page 339 -367]
Palmae Malesicae V - Notes· on Some Malayan Daemonorops (with plates nos. 37 & 38, and Index to Collectors' numbers) [Page 339 -367]
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Index
Index to Volume VIII [Page 369 - 374]
Index to Volume VIII [Page 369 - 374]
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Year of Publication: 1935, Vol. 08 (03) (The Gardens' Bulletin, Straits Settlements)
Date Published
24 June 1935
Carr, C.E.
Two Collections of Orchids from British North Borneo Part 1 (with Index) [Page 165 - 240]
Two Collections of Orchids from British North Borneo Part 1 (with Index) [Page 165 - 240]
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Year of Publication: 1935, Vol. 08 (02) (The Gardens' Bulletin, Straits Settlements)
Date Published
26 January 1935
Carr, C. E.
Some Malayan Orchids V [Page 69 - 126]
Some Malayan Orchids V [Page 69 - 126]
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Merrill, E. D.
Additions and Corrections Ridley's Flora of the Malay Peninsula [Page 131 - 134]
Additions and Corrections Ridley's Flora of the Malay Peninsula [Page 131 - 134]
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Corner, E. J. H.
A Nectria Parasitic on a Liverwort : with Further Notes on Neotiella Crozalsiana [Page 135 - 144]
A Nectria Parasitic on a Liverwort : with Further Notes on Neotiella Crozalsiana [Page 135 - 144]
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Furtado, C. X.
Araceae Malesicae I. [Page 145 - 158]
Araceae Malesicae I. [Page 145 - 158]
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Furtado, C. X.
Palmae Malesicae II Nenga Wendlandiana Scheff. or Nenga pumila (Mart.) Wendl [Page 159 - 163]
Palmae Malesicae II Nenga Wendlandiana Scheff. or Nenga pumila (Mart.) Wendl [Page 159 - 163]
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There seems to be some doubt which of these two names should be regarded as a synonym, and as the current usage and the authority of some specialists seem to clash with certain well-established nomencaltorial principles an inquiry into the question was undertaken and the results are reported here.
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There seems to be some doubt which of these two names should be regarded as a synonym, and as the current usage and the authority of some specialists seem to clash with certain well-established nomencaltorial principles an inquiry into the question was undertaken and the results are reported here.
Year of Publication: 1934, Vol. 08 (1) (The Gardens' Bulletin, Straits Settlements)
Date Published
10 October 1934
Year of Publication: 1934, Vol. 07 (03) (The Gardens' Bulletin, Straits Settlements)
Date Published
01 June 1934
Christensen, Carl. and Holttum, R.E.
The Ferns of Mount Kinabalu
The Ferns of Mount Kinabalu
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The present paper contains an account of all ferns known to have been collected on Mount Kinabalu, with the exception of the latest Clemens collections. The occasion from its preparation is the recent collections made on the mountain by the present writer and by the Clemens expedition (still in the field); these include a large number of previously unrecorded species. At the time of my visit to Kinabalu, Dr. Carl Christensen has for some time past been intending to work out a critical review of all Bornean ferns, and had examined a large number of type specimens; he had also examined almost all previous Kinabalu collections. He was therefore the person best fitted to deal with the new material, and kindly consented to work over my collections, a complete set of which were sent to him. Subsequently I undertook to sort over the Clemens fern collections, which I named in comparison with my own material; the determination of the Clemens collections of the higher numbers (from 26,000 upwards) is therefore due to me, with exception of some critical specimens referred to Dr. Christensen. The publication of an account of the Clemens collection, which adds a number of species to the total, is made possible by the consent of the Keeper of Botany at the British Museum (Natural History), and Mr. Clemens, to whom I tender my best thanks. The greater part of the critical and descriptive section of this paper is due to Dr. Christensen. In some cases, with more ample material for examination, and my observations of plants in the field, I have added critical notes myself, and four new species are described by me. All such cases bear my name or initials. Any field notes contained in the general list are also written by me, but are not initialled. In this paper are also described a few ferns collected in other parts of British North Borneo (chiefly in the neighbourhood of Sandakan) by Mr. C. Boden Kloss in1927. Specimens collected by me at Kudat, and also collections from Sarawak and elsewhere by Dr. E. Mjoberg and others, examined by Dr. Christensen, are in some cases also cited as examples of the species concerned and as records of distribution. The total number of species, from Kinabalu and its foothills, here enumerated is 417, the new collections accounting for about half of this figure. Of these, 30 are described as new species; in addition, Asplenium Klossii from Sandakan is described. The new species and new combinations are indicated in distinctive type in the index at the end of this paper.
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The present paper contains an account of all ferns known to have been collected on Mount Kinabalu, with the exception of the latest Clemens collections. The occasion from its preparation is the recent collections made on the mountain by the present writer and by the Clemens expedition (still in the field); these include a large number of previously unrecorded species. At the time of my visit to Kinabalu, Dr. Carl Christensen has for some time past been intending to work out a critical review of all Bornean ferns, and had examined a large number of type specimens; he had also examined almost all previous Kinabalu collections. He was therefore the person best fitted to deal with the new material, and kindly consented to work over my collections, a complete set of which were sent to him. Subsequently I undertook to sort over the Clemens fern collections, which I named in comparison with my own material; the determination of the Clemens collections of the higher numbers (from 26,000 upwards) is therefore due to me, with exception of some critical specimens referred to Dr. Christensen. The publication of an account of the Clemens collection, which adds a number of species to the total, is made possible by the consent of the Keeper of Botany at the British Museum (Natural History), and Mr. Clemens, to whom I tender my best thanks. The greater part of the critical and descriptive section of this paper is due to Dr. Christensen. In some cases, with more ample material for examination, and my observations of plants in the field, I have added critical notes myself, and four new species are described by me. All such cases bear my name or initials. Any field notes contained in the general list are also written by me, but are not initialled. In this paper are also described a few ferns collected in other parts of British North Borneo (chiefly in the neighbourhood of Sandakan) by Mr. C. Boden Kloss in1927. Specimens collected by me at Kudat, and also collections from Sarawak and elsewhere by Dr. E. Mjoberg and others, examined by Dr. Christensen, are in some cases also cited as examples of the species concerned and as records of distribution. The total number of species, from Kinabalu and its foothills, here enumerated is 417, the new collections accounting for about half of this figure. Of these, 30 are described as new species; in addition, Asplenium Klossii from Sandakan is described. The new species and new combinations are indicated in distinctive type in the index at the end of this paper.
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Index [Page 317 - 324]
Index [Page 317 - 324]
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