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131 The naming of organisms (and plant communities)
nomen anamorphosis, [nomen amamorphosium, nom. anam.]: (mycol.)
a name based on an anamorph of a pleomorphic fungus; stat.
imperf., stat. conid., stat. pycnid.
nomen approbatum: an approved name (q.v.); (prok.) see approved.
nomen carentum, [nom. car.; pl. nomina carentia]: without a name;
sometimes used in bibliographic citations to indicate a taxon
published without a formal name.
nomen cladi conversum: (phyl.) see converted clade name.
nomen cladi novum: (phyl.) see new clade name.
nomen confusum, [nom. conf.]: a confused name (q.v.).
nomen conservandum, [nom. cons., nom. conserv.]: a conserved name
(q.v.).
nomen conservandum propositum, [nom. cons. prop., nom. conserv.
prop.]: a name proposed for conservation; see conserved name.
nomen correctum, [nomen corrigendum, nom. corr.]: a corrected name;
sometimes used to indicate that the orthography of a name has been
corrected from the form originally published because of
orthographical or typographical errors in the name as first proposed.
nomen corrigendum hoc loco, [nom. corr. hoc. loco.]: (phyt.) a phrase
that must be appended, after 1 January 2002, to the author citation of
the name of a syntaxon when the name is being corrected in order
for the correction to be validly published under the Code.
nomen differentiale: (palaeo. bot., unoff.) the epithet of the name of a
fossil pollen or spore, corresponding to the specific name of an
extant species.
nomen dubium, [nom. dub.]: a dubious name (q.v.).
nomen hypertelicum: a mataeonym (q.v.).
nomen hybridum, [nom. hybrid.]: a hybrid name (q.v.).
nomen illegitimum, [nom. illegit.]: an illegitimate name (q.v.).
nomen imaginatum: a ficticious scientific name coined merely for the
purpose of providing an example to illustrate a discussion of a
nomenclatural topic.