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Luzula luzuloides (LAM.) DANDY & WILMOTT subsp. cuprina (ROCHEL ex ASCH. & GRAEBN.) CHRTEK & KRISA |
Fam.: Juncaceae / Rush Fam. |
Synon.: Luzula luzuloides (LAM.) DANDY & WILMOTT subsp. rubella (MERT. & W.D.J.KOCH) HOLUB |
Genus: Luzula DC. |
Authors: | |||
Jean-Baptiste de Lamarck (1744 - 1829), French naturalist | |||
James Edgar Dandy (1903 - 1976), English botanist | |||
Alfred James Wilmott (1888 - 1950), English botanist | |||
Anton Rochel (1770 - 1847), Austrian botanist | |||
Paul Friedrich August Ascherson (1834 - 1913), German botanist | |||
Karl Otto Robert Peter Paul Graebner (1871 - 1933), German botanist | |||
Jindrich Chrtek (1930 - 2008), Czech botanist | |||
Bohdan Krísa (1936 - ), Czech botanist | |||
Franz Karl Mertens (1764 - 1831), German botanist | |||
Wilhelm Daniel Joseph Koch (1771 - 1849), German botanist from Kusel | |||
Josef Ludwig Holub (1930 - 1999), Czech botanist | |||
Augustin-Pyrame de Candolle (1778 - 1841), Swiss botanist | |||
Etymology: | |||
Luzula: | diminutive of lux = light (core used as wick) | ||
luzuloides: | wood-rush-like | ||
cuprina: | copper colored | ||
rubella: | reddish | ||
The Luzula luzuloides from high altitude sites, e.g. from Feldberg and Belchen in the Black Forest, regularly have a blurred red dot on the blossoms. In the history these plants got several supspecies names. However the difference can't be seen in fruiting state anymore (and also not at dry herbarium specimens). | ||
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