Species Ursinia tysoniana
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There aren’t any identifications of Ursinia tysoniana.
Range:
Location unknown
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Etymology of Ursinia:
Named in honour of Johann Ursinus of Regensburg, the author of Arboretum Biblicum. Sphenogyne R.Br. is not considered separable.
Etymology of tysoniana:
For William Tyson (1851–1920), Jamaican-born South African botanist, plant collector, schoolteacher. He taught in various South African schools (1874–1887), joined the forestry department as secretary to the superintendent (1888–1892), and became librarian and sub-editor of the Agricultural Journal for the agricultural department (1893–1904).
Scientific name:
Ursinia tysoniana E. Phillips
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Long etymology:
He was a main contributor to the Herbarium Normale Austro-Africanum organised by Bolus and MacOwan. On his retirement, he disposed of his phanerogam herbarium to the Cape government, and his personal set of marine algae to the Bolus Herbarium. In 1919, he was contracted to collect 10 sets of phanerogams for the Botanical Society, but took ill on the first collecting expedition to Coffee Bay and died shortly thereafter. He was a Fellow of the Linnaean Society.
Protologue:
Ann. S. African Mus. 9: 349 (1917)
Synonym status:
Year published:
1917
Observations of Taxon
There aren’t any identifications of Ursinia tysoniana.
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