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Novosti Sist. Vyssh. Rast. 40 ÀËÔÀÂÈÒÍÛÉ ÓÊÀÇÀÒÅËÜ ÍÀÇÂÀÍÈÉ ÒÀÊÑÎÍΠ1 ALPHABEITICAL INDEX TO TAXA NAMES Æèðíûì øðèôòîì âûäåëåíû íàçâàíèÿ âïåðâûå îïèñûâàåìûõ òàêñîíîâ, íîâûå êîìáèíàöèè è íîâûå íàçâàíèÿ (nomina nova), à òàê- æå ñòðàíèöû, ãäå îáíàðîäîâàíû ýòè íàçâàíèÿ. Êðóæêîì (°) îòìå÷å- íû ñòðàíèöû, íà êîòîðûõ äàíû êàðòû àðåàëîâ, çâåçäî÷êîé (*) ñòðàíèöû, ãäå ïîìåùåíû èçîáðàæåíèÿ ñîîòâåòñòâóþùèõ òàêñîíîâ.  óêàçàòåëü íå âêëþ÷åíû íàçâàíèÿ, ñîäåðæàùèåñÿ â ñòàòüÿõ, ïîñâÿ- ùåííûõ òèïîâûì îáðàçöàì, êðîìå íàçâàíèé âïåðâûå îïèñûâàåìûõ òàêñîíîâ, íîâûõ êîìáèíàöèé è nomina nova. Acantholimon 224, 230 clavata 12, 13°, 32 alexandri 230 gigantea 11 × baubaschatense 224, 230, 231*, maritima 12 233 mertensii subsp. borealis 12 knorringianum 230, 232 stolonifera 12 ruprechtii 230, 232 subsp. straminea 12 Aegopordon 220223 straminea 12 berardioides 220223 tenuis 12 fontqueri 220, 221, 223 vulgaris 12 Agaloma purpurea 120 Alopecurus 25 Agropyron 7 sect. Alopecurium 25 cristatum 7 sect. Alopecurus 25 subsp. pectinatum 7 sect. Pseudophalaris 25 desertorum 7 aequalis 25 pectinatum 7 arundinaceus 25 pectiniforme 7 geniculatus 25 Agrostis 11 myosuroides 25 sect. Agraulus 12 pratensis 25 sect. Agrostis 11 ventricosus 25 sect. Trichodium 12 Anisantha 10 alba auct. 11 tectorum 10 borealis 12 Anthemis arvensis 241 canina 12 austriaca 241 capillaris 12, 31 Anthoxanthum 12 1 Óêàçàòåëü ñîñòàâëåí À. À. Ñâåòëîâîé. 345 alpinum 12 syzigachne 28, 32 subsp. borealis 15 Derderia 221 odoratum 12 Berardia 220 subsp. groenlandica 15 berardioides 222 subsp. alpinum 12 subacaulis 221 obtusata 15 Deschampsia 17 Apera 12 Blephariglottis 47, 48 purpurea 15, 31 cespitosa 17, 31 spica-venti 12 × channellii 48 subsp. langsdorffii 15 flexuosa 14 Apiaceae 184, 224 cristata × ciliaris 48 subsp. phragmitoides 15 Digraphis arundinacea 28 Arctopoa 236 × Blepharopsis 48 stricta 15 Dolomiaea 220 Arrhenatherum 14 vossii 48 Caprifoliaceae 197 elatius 14 Brachypodium 7 Carduus heterophyllus 241 Echinochloa 30 Artemisia 234, 240, 244 sect. Brachypodium 7 helenioides 241 crusgalli 30, 32 oelandica 240 pinnatum 7, 8°, 32 helenioides auct. 241 Elymus 7 pancicii 240 Brassica 237 Caryophyllaceae 68 sect. Elymus 9 tanacetifolia 240 pachypoda 236 Catabrosa 15, 236 sect. Goulardia 7 tanacetifolia auct. 240 Brassicaceae 236 aquatica 15, 16° caninus 9 Asarum 343, 344 trib. Brassiceae 237 Catabrosella 236 fibrosus 7 caucasicum 343, 344 Briza 14 Ceratochloa 11 kronokensis subsp. subalpinus 7 europaeum 343 media 14 cathartica 11 mutabilis 9 subsp. caucasicum 344 Bromopsis 11 haenkeana 11 novae-angliae 7 var. caucasicum 343, 344 sect. Stepposae 11 Cineraria robusta 216 pectinatus 7 var. intermedium 343, 344 inermis 11 thyrsoidea 211 sibiricus 9 β. caucasicum 343 Bromus 11 Cinna 17 trachycaulus 7 ibericum 344 sect. Bromus 11 latifolia 17 subsp. novae-angliae 7 intermedium 343, 344 arvensis 11 Cirsium 224, 234, 241, 244 Elytrigia 9 Asteraceae 203, 220, 224 commutatus 11 helenioides 241243 repens 9, 10, 31 subfam. Carduoideae 220 inermis 11 heterophylloides 241 Eremopyrum 9 trib. Cynareae 220 japonicus 11, 32 heterophyllum 241243 sect. Micropyron 9 trib. Senecioneae 203 mollis 11 × pskemense 224, 225, 227*, 233 triticeum 9, 32 subtrib. Carduinae 220 secalinus 11 turkestanicum 224226 Erigeron macrophyllus 239 Avena 14 squarrosus 11 vulgare 224226 uralensis 239 fatua 14 tectorum 10 × turkestanicum 225 Erucastrum 237 glabra 235 Bubon peucedanifolius 184, 185 Clidanthera 95 gallicum 237 pubescens 234 rigidus var. γ. 184 psoraleoides 107 Erysimum altum 239 var. alpina 235 Cnicus helenioides 241 cheiranthoides 239 sativa 14, 32 Calamagrostis 14 Corydalis sect. Corydalis 71 Euphorbia 109, 110, 136, 158 strigosa 14 sect. Calamagrostis 15 bracteata 70, 71 subgen. Acrochordonocarpus 110 Avenastrum sect. Pubavenastrum 234 sect. Deyeuxia 14 f. gracilis 70 subgen. Esula 109111, 158 Avenella 14 sect. Epigeios 15 gracilis 70, 71, 72 sect. Chamaebuxus 109111, 115, flexuosa 14, 31 arundinacea 14 Cota tinctoria 241 119, 129, 158 Avenochloa 234 canescens 15 Cousinia 220 sect. Esula 118, 119, 160 subgen. Pubavenastrum 234 epigeios 15 Cremanthodium rumicifolium 207 sect. Helioscopia 109111, 160 Avenula 235 subsp. meinshausenii 15 Critesion jubatum 9 sect. Holophyllum 112 subgen. Pubavenastrum 234 groenlandica 15, 32 Cynosurus 17 sect. Pseudokeraselma 111 pubescens 18 lanceolata 15 cristatus 17 sect. Tithymalus 110 lapponica 15, 32 sect. Tulocarpa 109111, 115 Beckmannia 28 meinshausenii 15 Dactylis 17 subsect. Altaicae 116 eruciformis 28 neglecta 15, 31 glomerata 17 subsect. Apios 109, 112, 151, 158 346 347 subsect. Galarhoei 111 buchtormensis 124126, 133 fruticosa 149 mollis 142 subsect. Galarrhei 110 buschiana 118, 160 gasparrinii 134 monchiquensis 148 subsect. Helioscopiae 111 calonesiaca 145 subsp. samnica 134 montenegrina 134, 135 subsect. Lutescentes 109, 111, 112, canuti 119 gerardiana 110 mucronulata 117, 118 131, 158 × insularis 120 gibelliana 120 multiradiata 147 subsect. Purpuratae 109, 111, 112, capitulata 119, 135, 136 glabriflora 124 muricata 116 116, 135, 158, 160 cardiophylla 151 subsp. pindicola 124 nematocypha 145 ser. Alatavicae 126 carniolica 129, 131 gregersenii 134 nemoralis 120 ser. Alpinae 127 carpatica 140 grisophylla 118 nereidum 147 ser. Altaicae 131 cashmeriana 144 heishuiensis 127 nicaensis 110 ser. Songaricae 138 caucasica 141 helioscopia 110, 111 notadenia 143 aggr. illirica 138, 140, 143 cavaleriei 146 hierosolymitana 150, 151 nuda 139 aggr. soongarica 137, 143 ceratocarpa 144 hirsuta 136, 137, 140 oblongata 134 abchasica 116 chamaebuxus 110, 116, 123 hyberna 119, 120 orientalis 143, 144 acanthothamnos 136 clementei 148, 149 subsp. canuti 119 pachyrhiza 126, 127 adenochlora 145 subsp. faurei 148 subsp. insularis 119 palustris 109, 137, 139, 143 alatavica 126, 132, 133 subsp. villosa 148 illirica 131, 141143, 148 paniculata 148, 149 algeriensis 148 cognata 144 subsp. semivillosa 143 subsp. monchiquensis 148 alpigena 128 condylocarpa 151 imalii 146 subsp. paniculata 148 alpina 126, 127 coniosperma 110 insularis 119, 120 subsp. welwitschii 148 var. baicalensis 126 coralloides 143 jacquinii 133, 134 papillaris 150 altaica 130, 131 cornigera 144 jasiewiczii 140 pekinensis 127, 132, 146, 147 var. pilosa 132 costeana 122 jenisseiensis 126, 127 subsp. fauriei 127 var. sajanensis 130 czerepanovii 116 «jolkini» 145 pilosa 131, 133 altissima 139, 143 darlingtonii 120 jolkinii 145 pindicola 124 var. glabrescens 139 depauperata 147 kalbaensis 125 platyphyllos 111 ambukensis 130 deseglisei 128 kashgarica 132 polychroma 133 angulata 130, 131 dimorphocaulon 152 khasyana 144 polygalifolia 123 apios 151, 152 djimilensis 117 klokovii 142 subsp. hirta 123 ardonensis 118, 119, 121, 159, 162 donii 145 kudrjaschevii 132, 133 procera 141 artvinensis 143 dulcis 109, 116, 128131 labbei 146 pseudovillosa 142 aristata 138, 139 subsp. angulata 130 lamprocarpa 137, 138 pubescens 136 aspera 116 duvalii 129, 131 lasiocaula 146 purpurata 109, 128, 129 atlantica 148 edgeworthii 120, 121 lepidocarpa 147 purpurea 120 atlantis 148 epithymoides 133135 leucotricha 136 pyrenaica 116, 123 amplexicaulis 151 erinacea 136 lingulata 133 regina 145 austriaca 131, 140 eugeniae 143 longifolia 145 rhytidosperma 150 subsp. sojakii 141 fauriei 127, 128 lucorum 146, 147 rochebrunei 145 subsp. tauricola 141 flavicoma 121123 lusitanica 119 rupicola 148 austroanatolica 124 subsp. brittingeri 121 lutescens 131 ruscinonensis 129 bivonae 149, 150 subsp. costeana 122 macrocarpa 117, 121 sajanensis 130 subsp. tunetana 149 subsp. flavicoma 122 macrorhiza 131133 sampsonii 146 var. melitensis 149 subsp. gisela 122 margalidiana 149 sauliana 137 var. papillaris 150 subsp. occidentalis 122 mariolensis 122 schottiana 118120 brittingeri 121 formosana 145 melitensis 149, 150 scripta 117, 120 subsp. flavicoma 121 fragifera 133135 micractina 127 seguierina 110 348 349 semivillosa 138, 143 Festuca 17 grandis 29, 32 eglandulosa 92, 101 serpentini 135 sect. Festuca 17 lithuanica 29, 31 eurycarpa 92, 99 shirensis 147 arenaria 17 maxima 29 foetida 94, 106 shouanensis 145 arundinacea 24 notata 29 foetida auct. 106 sinanensis 146 beckeri subsp. polesica 18 plicata 29 foetidissima 94, 106 sinensis 146 subsp. sabulosa 18 Glycyrhiza 95 glabra 91, 95, 96 sojakii 141 brevipila 17, 32 Glycyrrhiza 89, 95, 108 var. brachycarpa 97 solisequa 128 gigantea 24 subgen. Arthrocarpaea 95, 102 var. caduca 97 soongarica 137, 138 kirelowii 17 subgen. Brachylobium 90, 105 var. glandulifera 96 subsp. lamprocarpa 138 ovina 18, 31 subgen. Euliquiritia 95 var. glandulosa 98 spinosa 122, 123, 150 polesica 18, 32 subgen. Glycyrrhiza 90, 105 var. pallida 96 subsp. ligustica 122 pratensis 24 sect. Arthrocarpaea 90, 93, 102 var. stipitato-glandulosa 96 var. melitensis 149 richardsonii 17, 32 sect. Euglycyrrhiza 95 var. tuberculata 98 squamigera 148150 rubra 17, 31 sect. Flexuosocarpae 91, 101 glabra auct. 96, 97, 102 subsp. margalidiana 149 subsp. arenaria 17 sect. Glabrae 95 glandulifera 91, 96 squamosa 116118, 120 sabulosa 18 sect. Glycyrrhiza 90, 105 var. grandiflora 100 stricta 110, 111 trachyphylla 17 sect. Grandiflorae 90, 100 var. parviflora 96, 97
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