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136 Terms used in Bionomenclature to the nomenclature of fungi; the results from the Session will then be forwarded to the Nomenclature Section of the subsequent International Botanical Congress. nomenifer: see nominifer. nomenspecies: (1) (unoff.) the naming species; the nomenclatural type of a generic name. (2) (unoff.) a taxon treated as a species for purposes of nomenclature whatever status it otherwise merits. (3) (prok., unoff.) strains identical to the nomenclatural type of a species name. (4) (prok., unoff.) a category designated more by name than by the characters of the included strains; cfr phenospecies. -nomial: (not nomenclatural) a suffix referring to mathematical (algebraic) terms, and best avoided in biological nomenclature; see binomial. nominal: of or in names; see binominal, multinominal, polynominal, nominal taxon, uninominal. nominal author: (phyl.) the person(s) who first published a name, regardless whether it was phylogenetically defined; see definitional author. nominal family-group: see family group. nominal genus-group: see genus group. nominal species-group: see species group. nominal taxon [pl. nominal taxa]: (1) (bio.) the unit formed by a name and its type (e.g. a generic name and its type species). (2) (zool.) a concept of a taxon which is denoted by an available name (e.g. Mollusca, Diptera, Bovidae, Papilio, Homo sapiens); each taxon in the family, genus or species groups is based on a name-bearing type (although in the latter two groups such a type may not have been actually fixed); see also taxon. nominant: (cult. pl.) the person who invents or coins a name. nominate: (zool., obsol.) a term used in previous editions of the Code for nominotypical (q.v.). nominifer, [nomenifer]: (prok., zool., obsol.) a nomenclatural type. nominotypical: (zool.) the nominal taxon at a subordinate rank within the family group, the genus group, or the species group that contains the
137 The naming of organisms (and plant communities) name-bearing type of the nominal taxon to which it is subordinate and having the same name as the superior taxon; see also autonym (bot.). non: not; either used alone in the citation of homonyms to indicate that they refer to taxa other than those described by the authors of the earliest homonyms, or to indicate misidentifications; see nec. non fossil taxon: (bot.) a taxon the name of which is based on a non-fossil type. non-statutory registration: (cult. pl.) registration by any organization, agency, or individual entrusted with registration by agreement of interested parties. non vide, [non vidus, non visus, non viso, n.v.]: (unoff.) not seen, added to citations of specimens or bibliographic references to indicate that the original materials (especially types) have not been examined by the author but are included on the authority of others; see also cfr, fide, teste. norm: (palaeo., zool., unoff., obsol.) of a specimen, one chosen to illustrate the variation of a species. notation: (1) (zool.) see qualifying phrase. (2) (not nomenclatural) the representation of numbers, quantities, and measurements, etc., by signs and symbols. not published name: (phyt.) a not effectively or not validly published name. Note: (prok., bot.) in the Code, an explanatory text comprising an integral part of the Article to which it is appended, and inserted to amplify or clarify the more generalized wording that makes up the body of this article; in (bot.) the provisions in Notes are mandatory, but this is not stated explicitly in (prok.). notho-, [n-]: (bot.) a prefix added to the term denoting the rank of a taxon to indicate that it is of known hybrid origin (e.g. nothogenus, nothogenus); equivalent to a multiplication sing (x). nothogenus: (bot.) a hybrid genus; i.e. a nothotaxon between two or more genera.
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