On names of genera of prokaryotes that are later homonyms of generic names with standing in the zoological or the botanical nomenclature. Proposal of gen. nov. and comb. nov. as replacements for the prokaryotic generic name and the species name Free

Abstract

I here present a survey of generic names with standing in the prokaryotic nomenclature that have homonyms with standing under the International Code of Zoological Nomenclature and/or the International Code of Nomenclature for algae, fungi, and plants. I especially discuss such names added after Principle 2 of the Bacteriological Code/Prokaryotic Code was changed in 1999 to make the prokaryote nomenclature not independent of botanical and zoological nomenclature. Cases include the genera , , , and . The generic name was not previously recognized as a homonym of two genera with standing in the zoological nomenclature. Therefore, I here propose renaming and as gen. nov. and comb. nov., respectively.

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