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Full Article ኚᏈᶇἄખӤ 38(4)Ř193-226, 2016 193 بᶇἄࢊ ⎔ᢕᮟ኱ቌ଼ (ʽӬቌẤ) ᎋ᧎Ӡㆩ⤶ᔌ *ؖ͏㐓1ȭሯ۹⋀2ȭ⬰೘፪2ȭሯഒણ2 ᢕᮟ኱ቌ଼ᎋ᧎ʠӠㆩŊ቏଼⸅⣬Ӡㆩ⿀હ᧚൉Ŋㅫ␠Ȯ┚ᦸש⤽ȹၪ⣬Ⱥ቏ᶇἄͩЗ⃥Ӡㆩᘍ࿯ ィ◘␕ዘ⿢ᵬُ⿭⡣෼ഐᾀŊҪⶪ׶APGӠㆩ₇⃥Ŋ⸅דሷ؋⡕ᕜŊ╁ાӠぽʠሷᤀŊ゛◘ᄲ⸇ ᅘ⚠᫧⎔ᢕᮟ኱ቌ଼ᎋ᧎Ӡㆩřᶇἄ⃌ኞ૽⎔ᢕᮟ቏଼ᎋ᧎⚠᫧ᣅ16ỚŘʑߡ኱ቌE.chinensisȮ⫶ ኱ቌE.crenatifoliaȮӚ┤኱ቌE.emarginataȮׂ┤኱ቌE. glaberrimaȮᕜኞ኱ቌE.gnaphalocarpaȮᅽ ᮪ᕿ኱ቌE.hayataeȮᅺ቏኱ቌE.japonicaȮ☃┤኱ቌE.leptophyllaȮ₳ኟ኱ቌE.loquaianaȮᙺᖛ᥸኱ ቌEurya luiȮ֡˒ୀ኱ቌE.nanjenshanensisȮ҆┤኱ቌE.nitidaȮ░ⓧᖷ኱ቌE.regechiensisȮ⎔ᢕጁ ỚʠӠㆩဎ׳ד⠧€኱E.septataȮ⁏ᕜ኱ቌE.strigillosaȮᛤᖛୀ኱ቌE. taitungensisȯᄽʑʏဏͧᒑ ȯ≙אഔ⏨᳈ᦸᾀͧ⿀હדⲩȮ༆↘ߧᦹ ȹ〦⼫⥱Ⱥ኱ቌ଼ȮʽӬቌẤȮୀ⑭ẤȮӠㆩȮ⎔ᢕ Research paper Revised Studies on Eurya (Pentaphylacaceae) in Taiwan Yi-Hung Wu1ȭHsy-Yu Tzeng2ȭChien-Ti Chao2ȭYen-Hsueh Tseng2* ȹAbstractȺThis study attempted to revise the present taxonomy of the genus Eurya in Taiwan with classical taxonomic methods and 16 species were recognized: E.chinensisȮE.crenatifoliaȮE.emarginataȮ E. glaberrimaȮE.gnaphalocarpaȮE.hayataeȮE.japonicaȮE.leptophyllaȮE.loquaianaȮEurya luiȮ E.nanjenshanensisȮE.nitidaȮE.regechiensisȮE.septataȮE.strigillosaȮE. taitungensis.We provided line drawings, photographs of these species, and a key to the species of Eurya in Taiwan. ȹKey wordsȺEurya, Pentaphylacaceae, Theaceae, Plant Taxonomy, Taiwan. ʑఱߡ҆⭰250⚦ȯשߡἼʑ⎟ञણ૪㊹ኚᾷ᫧⚠Ŋ40227 .1 Experimental Forest, National Chung Hsing University, 250 Kuokwang Rd., Taichung City 40227, Taiwan. E-mail: [email protected] ʑఱߡ҆⭰250⚦ȯשߡἼʑ⎟ञણ፳ኚણ₇Ŋ40227 .2 Department of Forestry, National Chung Hsing University, 250 Kuokwang Rd., Taichung City 40227 Taiwan. * ⳇ⤻̳≛ȯ Corresponding Author. E-mail: [email protected] 194 ⎔ᢕᮟ኱ቌ଼ (ʽӬቌẤ) ᎋ᧎Ӡㆩ⤶ᔌ ɺȮԊ⤵ nata (Thunb.) MakinoȮE. glaberrima HayataȮ ೊ∑ୀ⑭Ấ (Theaceae) Қ᫤₎ሷ23଼2,000 E. leptophylla HayataȮE. japonica Thunb.ȮE. ˁᥖ౏Ŋ strigillosa Hayataᾀ 6ỚȯדㇷỚŊʈҚᣅቌ቏ŊӠలˁᙐᥖ౏ ᢕ߸֒໽ᮟୀ⑭Ấᎋ᧎Ŋ⤺ሷ9଼35Ớ (԰ 1938౺ŊKobuskiʑ⥆ⰶ11ỚŊҢʑ૽ש≟ Ꮘ⃻ᾀŊ1988)ŊӠӲ଼ୀ⑭ˁẤ (Theoideae) Pseudoeurya crenatifolia YamamotoⱧẼ⚠᫧ໞ Თ㈭ˁ (Ternstroemioideae)ȯୀ⑭ˁẤᣅ Eurya crenatifolia (Yamamoto) Kobuskiُᅘ࣑Խׂד דኞໞ᥊ᆹ⿭⡣ŊׂᲗ㈭ˁẤᣅួኞໞ᥊ᆹʃ E. chinensis R. Br.ȯ1950౺ŊKeng ⥆ⰶ11Ớ╭ -⿭⡣řⲖ౺͗APGӠㆩ₇⃥૽қˁẤဏ֗ᣅୀ 2⩐ỚŊҢʑ૽E. matsudai Hayata͆ҘE. acum ⑭Ấ (ᨯ∑) ⎞ʽӬቌẤ (Pentaphylacaceae)ȯ inata DC.ŊE. suzukii Yamamoto⚠᫧ໞ⩐ỚE. ኱ቌ଼ (Eurya) ᣅ቏ẤӠㆩⰱ₥ʱʠɺ acuminata var. suzukii (Yamam.) H. Keng Ŋُ ∌Ŋߌ቏଼ᣅィ゛ᯌዳŊʈ␕₳ଅŊ␕ቅᵬŊ ૽E. arisanensis Hayata⚠᫧ໞ⩐ỚE. acuminata ˫ദʠᶇἄघ┮⸅߱कⵒഐ๗Ŋॖ┤ञଅŊㄊ var. arisanensis (Hayata) H. Keng ȯ1962౺Ŋ ؋Ŋ⻔㕗ᄲŊኟጻȮ┤⋍Ȯኞ૪ʠ⡕ᕜ෼ ೺๸සᱹ⠧ᛤᖛୀ኱ቌE.taitungensis Chang ɺ⎞⫨ ഐᾀŊ̟ぜଇᄲ᧚൉ᆙㆴỚㆩकŊബザ༪ӛⰱ ᅘỚȯ1963౺ŊቦฒኚᗺᮢKeng (1950) ⥆ⰶ (Ớȯ1967౺Ŋ԰፨ᬟᾀ (Liu and Lu⩐2דᢕ቏଼ᎋ᧎ഺᡀ 11Ớשᆞ֒ӠʠᅞᘍŊ⿀હʃᆞȯ .ỚŊҢʑ૽E. acuminata var⩐1דᙹ౹߸ɺ᳅⎏ʑतୀ⋸ᙹཥ3400 mᲀሷ࿮ゝ ⥆ⰶ10Ớ .⸉⿧Ȯ suzukii (Yamam.) H. KengُE. acuminata varדŊӠల᳈ᯍೊŊ቏ᶇἄʜ⎏Қ஌⻞₊ ߸࿮ゝ቏଼ᎋ᧎Ŋው⨢Ӡㆩᄽ arisanensis (Hayata) H. Keng͆ҘE. acuminata׳㖂ୀ஌ُ⚄ఊ ૽E. chinensis R. Br.͆ҘE. japonicaנञᐻ቏㈀ҙʠᐻ቏Ŋ⤐ DC.Ŋ׳ᅺ቏דߡҙ≙א᪇Ŋ Ӡㆩ (Thunb.) var. parvifolia (Gardner) Thwartesȯ׳ㅮඖᨊŊ˫З⃥ഐ๗Ӡㆩᘍ⤶ᔌ׳ૣ (ṵ׆(1967آȯ 1972౺Ŋ԰Ꮘ⃻ᾀᗺᮢ԰፨ᬟȮ∉ Ớȯ⩐1דᢕ኱ቌ଼ᎋ᧎ʠ₊⻞আᅠ1896౺Ŋ ⥆ⰶ10Ớש HenryХ⥆ⰶ1ỚEurya japonica Thunb.ȯ1908- 1976౺ŊቦฒኚᗺᮢKeng (1950) ⥆ⰶ11 ⩐3דỚȯ1988౺Ŋ԰Ꮘ⃻ᾀ⥆ⰶ11Ớ⩐2ד1920౺ŊHayataᱹ⠧E. arisanensis Hayata (1919 Ớ ౺)ȮE. matsudai Hayata (1920౺)ȮE. glaberri- ỚŊᅘᱹ⠧ɺᅘ⩐ỚE. leptophylla var. tsushan- ma Hayata (1919౺)ȮE. gnaphalocarpa Hayata ensis Y. C. Liu & F. Y. Luȯ1994౺Ŋ԰Ꮘ⃻ᾀ ỚŊᅘ࣑E. loquaiana Dunnȯ⩐3ד1919౺)ȮE. leptophylla Hayata (1920౺)ȮE. ⥆ⰶ12Ớ) .ỚŊҢʑ૽E⩐2דstrigillosa Hayata (1908౺) ⤺7ỚᅘӠㆩ∌ȯ 1996౺ŊHsiehᾀ⥆ⰶ11Ớ .1928౺ŊSasaki⥆ⰶ7ỚҢʑᅘ࣑E. acuminata hayatae YamamotoُE. japonica Thunb.͆ҘE DC.ȮE. emarginata (Thunb.) MakinoŊ̟ቍ⥆ nitida KorthalsŊ⚠᫧E. acuminata var. arisanen- .Eד.E. arisanensis HayataُE. gnaphalocarpa Ha- sis (Hayata) H. Keng͆ҘE.acuminata DC⻞ yataȯ1931౺Ŋ᧍⸆૗ठⵀȮዾ቏⒮ᦲ⃾׶Ԋ leptophylla var. tsushanensis Y. C. Liu & F. Y. Lu ᢕᮟ9Ớȯ1934౺ŊYamamoto ń ͆ҘE. leptophylla HayataʠʑŊʏᱹ⠧1ᅘ⩐Ớשːᶇἄ⥆ⰶ .ᢕᮟ12ỚŊҢʑᅘᱹ⠧E. suzukii E. nitida var. nanjenshanensis C. F. Hsieh, L. KשMori ⥆ⰶ YamamotoȮPseudoeurya crenatifolia Yama- Ling & S. Z. Yangȯ1997౺ŊᎫ⳵ᘘᾀ⥆ⰶ12 .ỚŊ֡˒ୀ኱ቌ᮫⩐Ớဏ֗ᣅᅘỚE⩐1דmoto(1933)ȮE. hayatae Yamamoto (1933)ȮE. Ớ rengechiensis Yamamoto(1933)ȯ1936౺ŊSuzu- nanjenshanensis (C. F. Hsieh, L. K. Ling & Sheng ᢕᮟ11Ớȯ1936౺ŊKanehi- Z. Yang)Sheng Z. Yang & S. Y. LuŊᛤᖛୀ኱ቌשkiᗺᮢԊː⥆ⰶ ᢕᮟE. acuminata DC.ȮE. emargi- ⚠᫧ໞᣅᅘ⩐ỚE. glaberrima var. taitungensisש⻞⥆raХ ኚᏈᶇἄખӤ 38(4)Ř193-226, 2016 195 (Chang) Y. P. Yang & S. Z. Yangȯ ㈀ (HAST) ᢕᮟ ⠗ᄎずⲋএሳኚᏈ⥶㊹໽ᎋ᧎ᐻ቏㈀ש1998౺Ŋኚ͗ષᗺᮢԊːᶇἄ⥆ⰶ (ỚŊҢʑቍ₊⻞E. nanjenshanensis (TAIF⩐2דሷ13Ớ Sheng Z. Yang & S. Y. LuُE. taitungensis C.E. ߡἼ⎔ᢕञણ፳ኚણ₇ᎋ᧎ᐻ቏㈀ (ᢕᮟሷ13 (NTUFשChangȯ2003౺Ŋ㓳࣑ᘃᾀ⥆ⰶ (ᇜᾀ (2003) ᱹ⠧ ߡἼ⎔ᢕञણᎋ᧎ણ₇ᎋ᧎ᐻ቏㈀ (TAIۓỚŊҢʑᅘ࣑ؖ⩐1דỚ (ʠᅘỚE. septata Chi C. Wu, Z. F. Hsu & C. H. ߡἼ⎊ᤋẤણ֢᧎㈀ᎋ᧎ᐻ቏㈀ (TNM Tsouȯ1996౺ŊHsiehᾀ߱Flora of TaiwanὮʷ ߡἼ଩ቺẤ༬ञણ፳ኚ⫏᜺ણ₇ᎋ᧎ᐻ቏ (Ớȯ2007౺ŊMin & Barth. ㈀ (PPI⩐1דᦹʑ⥆ⰶ12Ớ (ᢕᮟሷ12ỚŊҢʑ૽ ߡἼʑ⎟ञણ፳ኚણ₇ᎋ᧎ᐻ቏㈀ (TCFשȵFlora of Chinaȶ⥆ⰶ E. acuminata DC.ȮE. acuminata var. arisanen- ߡἼ݄∑ञણ፳ኚણ₇ᎋ᧎ᐻ቏㈀ sis (Hayata) H. KengȮE. suzukii YamamotoȮ (CHIA) E. acuminata var. suzukii (Yamam.) H. KengȮ 2. ߡकᐻ቏㈀ E. matsudai HayataҚ͆ҘE. loquaiana DunnŊ ᅺ቏ቺˊञણᎋ᧎ᐻ቏㈀ (TI) (E. hayatae YamamotoُE. nitida var. nanjenshan- ᅺ቏ˊⵣञણᎋ᧎ᐻ቏㈀ (KYO ensis C. F. Hsieh, L. K. Ling & S. Z. Yang͆ҘE. nitida Korthalsȯ2015౺ŊLiao & SuҪᷨ⦓E. ɿȮ⃌ኞ⎞⤽⧄ japonica Thunb.એ߱ᅠ⎔ᢕȯ Eurya Thunb. ኱ቌ଼ Thunb., Nov. Gen. Pl. 3: 67, 1783; Benth. ʷȮቨᅆ⎞ᅞᘍ et Hook., Gen. Pl. 1: 183, 1876; Szyszylowicz in (ɺ) क⤐ഐ๗ʠ⤐ૣȯ Engler et Prantl, Nat. Pflanzenfam. 3, 6: 1893; ;ᐻ Kobuski, Ann. Miss. Bot. Gard. 25: 299, 1937׳דቨᅆʙ⣬͗⎊⸆कᅘ㍫ቨᅆૣ⤐ Ớक⤐ഐ๗Խ˫֒Ӡ Ling, Act. Phytotax. Sin. 11: 273, 1966; Li et al. in׳቏㈀ʠ㈀♀ᐻ቏ŊͩჇ ׻ᘍ⣳⃛ʵ⳺ᯍ Fl. Taiwan 2: 607, 1976; Hsieh et al. in Fl. TaiwanلӠㆩ∌ŊҪዾჇߡもᎋ᧎׳ ׻ờȯ⸆क࿮ゝቅ⿵ (2002~2016౺)Ŋぜᅠ᫠ 2nd. ed. 2: 679, 1996; Ling, Fl. Reip. Pop. Sin. 50 .ཞᤫकʏ⢌̳ໞ⍺┤ᐻ቏⇦ᅠߡἼʑ (1): 132. 1998; Min & Barth., Fl. China 12: 447דૣ⤐ࢍ ⎟ञણ፳ኚ₇⍺┤ᐻ቏㈀ (TCF) ʑ˫Јው⨢Ŋ 2007. ʏᅠ2014౺Ԋദᅺ቏ቺˊञણᎋ᧎ᐻ቏㈀ (TI) Pseudoeurya Yamamoto, J. Soc. Trop. Agric. .ɺⵒ 5: 351, 1933ח૽ሷ␕໣ኞʠᐻ቏ԅנᒑ⣶ᑁೣᐻ቏Ŋ ቌřኟጻߥዘᨊ໣ң2-4܆౑ℂᢆቌ໣ଅ דૣ⤐↲Ӡʠ␕໣ኞΎએᅠ F.A.A.ʑŊ˫ͧര ŊʻᮝŊ࿢ໞʷӬř┤܈ᮝ⋀߸ဎⲩŊ ỒŊ⡕ᕜ⎏҆᝱ȯד⤻⫐ᶇἄ͐ᮢȯʏ₊⻞࿮ゝ߸ ܈␕ॖៜᠪ໣ʯ᥽Ἴ߸᭔ࣀُࠋ׿ᾀŊⰿՀӠㆩᶇ ׂㄊ⫨Ȯㄊ⫨Ŋଇᄲᣅ₣⫨Ŋ⻔㕗ℳȯ ἄȯ ඖŊィ゛ᯌዳřघ2-4ቕ⌗ᮝř␕ኲᵬ໣ᤀ␕ (ʷ) ᐻ቏㈀ʠᐻ቏ው〇ȯ ኲřଅ␯ᦸ2Ŋ┚ᦸ5Ŋ્એŊ⣰᭺ᨊ࿢ӬŊㄊ ञᐻ቏㈀㈀♀ʠ⍺┤ᐻ቏Ŋ˝₳⤐ ⫨⎏⍍⫨ř␕᭷5Ŋࡣⵒ׶ᮝŊᯆ⣰᭺ᨊŊᱺ׳ᒑ〇 ૣ⥆⻞Ңഐ๗᧚൉कŊˇཞᤫ೘ᒆ˫͵Ⳗɺᔎ ⏨Ȯᛇℂ໣ᛇ₯⏨ř゛␕Ř゛◘5-20Ŋ╁Ӡጁ ⤐ૣȯ቏ᶇἄᒑ⣶ʠߡҙकᐻ቏㈀ॖʁŘ ໣ᤀŊңⲵջઈ໼໣ᤀřィ␕Řઈ໼ʀ̤Ŋ 1. ߡҙᐻ቏㈀ 3-5ાŊᕓા⋙᫏ᄲኝŊᤀⲵջ゛◘Ŋ␕ዘ3-5 ʑतᶇἄずᮝ᧎घᑂඖᶇἄʑൔᎋ᧎ᐻ቏ ⡣Ŋࡣⵒ׶ᮝ໣ⵒӠサᮝȯួኞ㓺₯⏨Ŋ҆᝱ 196 ⎔ᢕᮟ኱ቌ଼ (ʽӬቌẤ) ᎋ᧎Ӡㆩ⤶ᔌ .Ӡᣅ2ῃŘጁ♑኱ῃsectרᢕᮟ኱ቌ଼ש ໣⡕ᕜŊ᫤ഐ⎏໾᫤ഐ໣⿢ᑫߥഐřỚઈᄲ घŊഐଅሷ⤑Ŋң₳✙ఠᨊℐₕŊ⋙ʮ⩴૗Ȯ MeristothecaȮ᳠኱ῃsect. Euryař6₤Ř⿢ᕜ ठ౹ ኱₤ser. CiliataeȮᕜኞ኱₤ser. TrichocarpaeȮ֡⣫דᗴ⫨ȯʙ⣬Ӡలˁᙐᥖ౏ُˁᥖ౏ ᘱ∌஌ȮҚʊ᮹₎ሷ130ㇷỚŊ⎔ᢕሷ16ΤӠ ጁ♑኱₤ser. MuricataeȮᵬዘ኱₤ser. Brevisty- ㆩ∌ (ծ཮ỚʁӠㆩ∌)ȯ laeȮ⿢ዘ኱₤ser. LongistylaeȮ҆┤኱₤ser. ଼ᑁೣỚŘEurya japonica Thunb. NitidaeŊҠ⤺16Ớȯ ⎔ᢕᮟ኱ቌ଼ (Eurya) ᎋ᧎ᒑ€ 1. ␕╁ңӠぽ....................................................................................................... ጁ╁኱ῃsect. Meristotheca ȭ2. ┚ᦸ⡕૓ᕜȯ ř␕ዘ⿢1-1.5 mmŊ3ᛖ⡣ ................................⿢ᕜ኱₤ser. Ciliataeֱוȭȭ3. ␕᭷ᛇℂ⏨Ŋ⿭ᄍᆹᯆ ȭȭȭ4. ゛␕␕᭷〙ְഐř゛◘10-14ኝ ...........................................................(15) ⁏ᕜ኱ቌE. strigillosa ȭȭȭ4. ゛␕␕᭷ᑫߥഐř゛◘15-19ኝ ......................................................................(9) ᙺᖛ᥸኱ቌE.lui ᕜኞ኱₤ser. Trichocarpae ........................................................................ֱוȭȭ3. ␕᭷ᱺ⏨Ŋ⿭ᄍᆹʃ ȭȭȭ4. ␕ዘ5⡣Ŋ⿢2-2.5 mmř゛◘10-15ኝ ............................................(5) ᕜኞ኱ቌE. gnaphalocarpa ȭȭȭ4. ␕ዘ3~4⡣Ŋ⿢₎1 mm ..................................................................(16) ᛤᖛୀ኱ቌE. taitungensis ȭ2. ┚ᦸ҆᝱໣ᯛ⡕ᕜ............................................................................................. ጁ╁኱₤ser. Muricatae ᢕጁ኱E.septataש (ȭȭ3. ┚ᦸᯛ⡕ᕜř゛◘14-18ኝ ............................................................................ (14 ȭȭ3. ┚ᦸ҆᝱ř゛◘6-20ኝȯ ȭȭȭ4. ゛◘6-10ኝř␕ዘ⿢0.5-1 mmŊ3ᛖ⡣ ................................................(4) ׂ┤኱ቌE. glaberrima ȭȭȭ4. ゛◘16-20ኝř␕ዘ⿢1-1.5 mmŊ3ᛞ⡣ ..............................................(3) Ӛ┤኱ቌE. emarginata 1. ␕╁ʃңӠぽ...................................................................................................................᳠኱ῃsect. Eurya ȭ2. ␕ዘ⿢0.5-1.5 mm ............................................................................................. ᵬዘ኱₤ser. Brevistylae ȭȭ3. ┚ᦸ҆᝱ᤀᕜř␕ዘ⿢0.5-1 mmř゛◘5-6ኝ ........................................... (2) ⫶኱ቌE. crenatifolia ȭȭ3. ┚ᦸᯛ⡕ᕜř␕ዘ⿢1-1.5 mmř゛◘6-8ኝ ............................................(8) ☃┤኱ቌE. leptophylla ȭ2. ␕ዘ⿢2-3 mm .................................................................................................. ⿢ዘ኱₤ser. 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