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1 a Supplement to the CITES Cactaceae Checklist Third Edition CCC3 Supplement 23/11/18 A Supplement to the CITES Cactaceae Checklist Third Edition 2016. (Hunt, D. 2018) To be proposed for adoption at the 18th Meeting of the CITES Conference of the Parties, Colombo, Sri Lanka, 2019 Proposed amendments and updates to CITES Cactaceae Checklist edition 3 (2016) (CCC3). Number Taxon Concerned App Type of Change Change required in CCC3 Changed Changed Notes In Required in Required in CCC3 Appendices? Appendices? Details, if yes 08116 Acanthocalycium II status of name The epithet ‘variflorum’ is no variflorum corrected to ‘variiflorum’ and the taxon is now considered a synonym of A. ferrarii ≡ Echinopsis thionantha ferrarii. 00035 Amatocereus humilis II typing error change Amartocereus humilis no > Stenocereus humilis to Amartocereus humilis ≡ Stenocereus humilis Aporocactus II status of name accepted name (was no Update Country/Area Checklist flagelliformis alternative name) Aporocactus martianus II status of name accepted name (was no Update Country/Area Checklist alternative name) 00043 Arrojadoa albiflora [x] II hybrid status no hybrid status, formatting no changed as accepted name (Arrojadoa albiflora) 08167 Arthrocereus II typing error change Arthrocereus no microsphaericus microsphaericus > Schlumbergera microsphaerica to Arthrocereus microsphaericus ≡ Schlumbergera microsphaerica 14167 Austrocylindropuntia II name reference reference to accepted name no floccosa yanganucensis added (Austrocylindropuntia floccosa yanganucensis > Austrocylindropuntia floccosa) 14690 Aztekium valdezii I/II status of name amend to provisionally See next Should have Amended following formal advice accepted and therefore clearly column been a formal from CITES Secretariat change at Cop17 Appendix II taxon proposal to included it in AI accompany taxon A. ritteri change at Cop17 AII > AI 14110 Bragaia estevesii II typing error change Bragaia estevesii > no Brasilicereus estevesii to Bragaia estevesii ≡ Brasilicereus estevesii 02767 Browningia caineana II typing error change Browningia caineana no > Castellanosia caineana to Browningia caineana ≡ Castellanosia caineana 02598 Cephalocereus columna- II addition of an new entry (Cephalocereus no trajani accepted name columna-trajani) Cephalocereus II addition of an new entry (Cephalocereus no Update Country/Area Checklist euphorbioides accepted name euphorbioides) 08323 Cephalocereus II addition of a new entry (Cephalocereus no hoppenstedtii synonym hoppenstedtii > Cephalocereus columna- trajani) Cephalocereus laui II addition of an new entry (Cephalocereus no Update Country/Area Checklist accepted name laui) Cephalocereus II addition of an new entry (Cephalocereus no Update Country/Area Checklist macrocephalus accepted name macrocephalus) Cephalocereus II addition of an new entry (Cephalocereus no Update Country/Area Checklist mezcalaensis accepted name mezcalaensis) Cephalocereus II addition of a new entry (Cephalocereus no Update Country/Area Checklist multiareolatus provisionally multiareolatus) accepted name Cephalocereus polylopha II addition of an new entry (Cephalocereus no Update Country/Area Checklist. 1 CCC3 Supplement 23/11/18 accepted name polylophus) 14845 Cephalocereus sanchez- II addition of a new entry (Cephalocereus no Update Country/Area Checklist mejoradae synonym sanchez-mejoradae > Cephalocereus laui) Cephalocereus scoparius II addition of an new entry (Cephalocereus no Update Country/Area Checklist accepted name scoparius) 03606 Cephalocereus nudus II addition of an new entry (Cephalocereus no Formerly considered a synonym accepted name nudus) of Neobauxbaumia tetetzo. Update Country/Area Checklist Cephalocereus tetetzo II addition of an new entry (Cephalocereus no Update Country/Area Checklist accepted name tetetzo) 00117 Cereus amazonicus II typing error Change Cereus amazonicus > no Praecereus euchlorus amazonicus to Cereus amazonicus ≡ Praecereus euchlorus amazonicus 08429 Cereus grenadensis II typing error epithet corrected no (grenadensiss instead of grenadensis) 00177 Cleistocactus azerensis II typing error spelling of accepted name no corrected (smaragdiflorus instead of smargadiflorus) 13201 Cleistocactus fieldianus II name reference reference corrected no tessellatus (Cleistocactus fieldianus tessellatus > Borzicactus fieldianus tessellatus) Cleistocactus grossei II addition of a new entry (Cleistocactus no synonym grossei > Cleistocactus baumannii) 08504 Cleistocactus pojoensis II formatting formatting changed (synonym) no 08505 Cleistocactus II typing error spelling of the accepted name no pycnacanthus corrected (Cleistocactus instead of Cleistocacus) Cleistocactus II typing error spelling of epithet corrected no smaragdifloruss (smaragdiflorus instead of smaragdiflorus) 00219 Cleistocactus tarijensis II formatting formatting changed (synonym) no 14193 Copiapoa angustiflora II name reference reference to accepted name no corrected (Copiapoa angustiflora > Copiapoa montana) 00289 Corryocactus II country of origin BO instead of PE no pulquinensis 08583 Corynopuntia moelleri II status of name reference to preferred name no corrected (Corynopuntia moelleri ≡ Grusonia moelleri) 13617 Cylindropuntia II status of name formatting changed no delgadilloana (provisionally accepted name) 13884 Discocactus bahiensis I typing error „<“ replaced by „>“ no gracilis 08760 Discocactus patulifolius I reference accepted name changed no Generic Appendix l Listing (Discocactus hartmannii patulifolius) 14827 Disocactus anguliger II addition of an new entry of accepted name no Update Country/Area Checklist accepted name (Disocactus anguliger) 14828 Disocactus crenatus II addition of an new entry of accepted name no Update Country/Area Checklist accepted name (Disocactus crenatus) 14829 Disocactus crenatus II addition of an new entry of accepted name no crenatus accepted name (Disocactus crenatus crenatus) 14830 Disocactus crenatus II addition of an new entry of accepted name no kimnachii accepted name (Disocactus crenatus kimnachii) 11868 Disocactus flagelliformis II change of entry changed (Disocactus no taxonomic status flagelliformis > Aporocactus (accepted > flagelliformis) synonym) Disocactus lepidocarpus II addition of an new entry of accepted name no Update Country/Area Checklist accepted name (Disocactus lepidocarpus) 11869 Disocactus martianus II change of entry changed (Disocactus no taxonomic status martianus > Aporocactus 2 CCC3 Supplement 23/11/18 (accepted > martianus) synonym) 12972 Echinocereus fendleri II typing error termination of the subspecific no fendleri epithet corrected (fendleri instead fendlerl) 00427 Echinocereus II nomenclature, epithet changed, ferreiranus no ferreirianus orthography of instead of ferreirianus name 12973 Echinocereus II nomenclature, epithet changed, ferreiranus no ferreirianus ferreirianus orthography of instead of ferreirianus name 12744 Echinocereus I nomenclature, epithet changed, ferreiranus yes Change epithet ferreirianus lindsayi orthography of lindsayorum instead of in Appendix I name ferreirianus lindsayi text 00410 Echinocereus lloydii II typing error termination of the subspecific no epithet corrected (roetteri instead of roetterl) 00441 Echinocereus II nomenclature, epithet changed, pamanesii no pamanesiorum orthography of instead of pamanesiorum name 12842 Echinocereus II nomenclature, epithet changed, pamanesii no pamanesiorum bonatzii orthography of instead of pamanesiorum name 13939 Echinocereus II nomenclature, epithet changed, pamanesii no pamanesiorum orthography of instead of pamanesiorum pamanesiorum name 00445 Echinocereus pensilis II Change of entry changed (Echinocereus no Update Country/Area Checklist taxonomic status pensilis > Morangaya pensilis) (accepted > synonym) 00461 Echinocereus II nomenclature, epithet changed, stolonifer no Update Country/Area Checklist stoloniferus orthography of instead of stoloniferus name 12983 Echinocereus II nomenclature, epithet changed, stolonifer no Update Country/Area Checklist stoloniferus stoloniferus orthography of instead of stoloniferus name 12760 Echinocereus II nomenclature, epithet changed, stolonifer no Update Country/Area Checklist stoloniferus tayopensis orthography of instead of stoloniferus name Echinomastus II addition of a new entry (Echinomastus no macdowellii synonym macdowellii > Thelocactus macdowellii) 00489 Echinopsis ancistrophora II typing error delete [Lo] at the end of the no line 00490 Echinopsis angelesiae II typing error delete [So] at the end of the no line 00498 Echinopsis boyuibensis II typing error spelling of accepted name no corrected: albispinosa Echinopsis bruchii II addition of a new entry (Echinopsis bruchii no synonym > Echinopsis formosa bruchii) 02568 Echinopsis calochlora ] II typing error „ ]“ deleted no Echinopsis derenbergii II addition of a (Echinopsis derenbergii > no synonym Echinopsis oxygona) 00480 Echinopsis mieckleyi II addition of a new entry (Ⓡ Echinopsis no name mieckleyi [indeterminate]) 02569 Epiphyllum anguliger II status change, entry changed (Epiphyllum no transfer to other anguliger > Disocactus genus anguliger) 00628 Epiphyllum crenatum II status change, entry changed (Epiphyllum no Note that E. crenatum crenatum transfer to other crenatum > Disocactus and E. crenatum kimnachii now genus crenatus) referred to Discocactus 00631 Epiphyllum lepidocarpum II status change, entry changed (Epiphyllum no transfer to other lepidocarpum > Disocactus genus lepidocarpus) 00698 Eulychnia aricensis II name reference accepted name changed no (Eulychnia aricensis > Eulychnia iquiquensis) 09137
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