A reassessment of the supposed Echium homonyms in the Prodromi of Burman and Thunberg with typification of their Echium names now in Lobostemon and Echiostachys

Author： Nordenstam Bertil   Buys Matt H.  

Publisher： International Association for Plant Taxonomy

ISSN： 1996-8175

Source： Taxon, Vol.60, Iss.4, 2011-08, pp. : 1189-1193

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