Longest generic name
Paul Kirk
p.kirk at CABI.ORG
Thu Feb 5 03:54:37 CST 2004
>From the Kew list of genera it's:
Pseudoblepharispermum (21 characters) - Compositae
>From ING it looks like it's:
Protoatherospermoxylon (22 characters) - Monimaceae
or perhaps:
Hueber-Pestalozziamonas (23 characters) - Peranemataceae
Others within the ICBN are fossils, the longest being:
Noeggerathiopsidozonotriletes (29 characters)
Cheers,
Paul M. Kirk
(Mycologist)
-----Original Message-----
From: Gurcharan Singh [mailto:singhg at SATYAM.NET.IN]
Sent: 05 February 2004 11:22
To: TAXACOM at LISTSERV.NHM.KU.EDU
Subject: [TAXACOM] Longest generic name
Dear colleagues
Can any colleague tell me the longest generic name in plants and its family
Gurcharan Singh
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