Excerpts from the letters illustrate each taxon.
A taxon at a lower rank than the taxon of the same coordinate group with which it is compared.
(biology) the taxonomic group whose characteristics are used to define the next higher taxon.
A taxon is any taxonomic grouping, such as a phylum, a family or a species.
The nominal genus that is the name-bearing type of a nominal family-group taxon.
The specimen on which the original description and naming of a taxon is based.
The values calculated at population levels are above the diagonal, the average values at taxon level are below.
The nominal taxon at a subordinate rank within the family group, the genus group, or the species group that contains the name-bearing type of a divided taxonomic taxon of that group.
A scientific name of a taxon at the rank of superfamily. Such names have the suffix -oidea.
When plots of equal size are compared, the corresponding percent occurrence for a taxon is named "constancy".
A scientific name of a taxon at the rank of subtribe. Such names have the suffix -ina.
There is a great deal of variation in certain characters, especially in leaf and bract morphology, and many differences exist in the disposal of taxon.
A family-group rank below tribe.(2) A taxon at the rank of subtribe. Names of subtribes have the suffix- INA.
This paper reported a new taxon of the Bambusoideae from South Fujian, China. It's Lingnania chungii( McClure) McClure var. velutina Yi et J. Y. Shi.
The scientific name of a taxon at any rank above the species group consists of one name; that of a species, two names (a binomen); and that of a subspecies, three names (a trinomen) [Arts. 4 and 5].
The single specimen designated as the name-bearing type of a nominal species or subspecies when there is a need to define the nominal taxon objectively and no name-bearing type is believed to be extant.
