taxonID	type	description	language	source
039C87F4F07627145C06537CFB18FCDC.taxon	materials_examined	Typus: M ADAGASCAR. Prov. Toamasina: Analamazoatra, 1919, Thouvenot 124 (holo-: P [P 00118091]!; iso-: K [K 000771835]!, MO [MO- 313641]!, P [P 00118092]!).	en	Byng, James W., Phillipson, Peter B., Snow, Neil (2015): Nomenclatural notes on Malagasy Syzygium Gaertn. (Myrtaceae). Candollea 70 (1): 151-155, DOI: 10.15553/c2015v701a13
039C87F4F07627145C06537CFB18FCDC.taxon	discussion	Notes. ‒ Syzygium thouvenotii is widespread in the eastern and northern humid forests of Madagascar from (200 -) 1000 - 1680 m. Plants from higher elevation bear smaller leaves, and Randrianaivo 720 (MO, P) has leaves larger than most other material, and occurs at a much lower altitude (200 m). Authorship of this taxon has been attributed to “ Danguy ex Lecomte ”, however LECOMTE (1922) clearly attributed its authorship to Pierre Danguy, therefore following ICN Art. 46.2 Danguy’s name alone is the correct citation.	en	Byng, James W., Phillipson, Peter B., Snow, Neil (2015): Nomenclatural notes on Malagasy Syzygium Gaertn. (Myrtaceae). Candollea 70 (1): 151-155, DOI: 10.15553/c2015v701a13
039C87F4F07627175C065726FC94FC1C.taxon	description	Syzygium cuneifolium is one of the most widespread Syzygium species in Madagascar. It occurs in humid, coastal and montane forests of eastern Madagascar at elevations up to 1000 (- 1500) m. The littoral specimens of S. cuneifolium, which correspond to Perrier de la Bâthie’s invalid name Eugenia emirnensis var. submaritima H. Perrier (lacking latin diagnosis, see MCNEILL et al., 2012: Art. 39.1), differ somewhat from specimens at higher altitudes in having less prominent venation and an apiculate rather than cuspidate leaf apex. However, overall variation suggests the species is widespread and expresses variation depending on altitude, habitat and soil type (e. g. coastal sands and wet humid soils). Subspecific ranks are not designated here but further study may warrant their recognition. The relationships of Syzygium cuneifolium and S. condensatum are discussed further below under our note on the latter.	en	Byng, James W., Phillipson, Peter B., Snow, Neil (2015): Nomenclatural notes on Malagasy Syzygium Gaertn. (Myrtaceae). Candollea 70 (1): 151-155, DOI: 10.15553/c2015v701a13
039C87F4F07327115F9F535CFE6AFBF6.taxon	materials_examined	Typus: M ADAGASCAR: Central, Betsileoland, s. d., Baron 237 (holo-: K [K 000312849]!; iso-: P [P 00118082]!).	en	Byng, James W., Phillipson, Peter B., Snow, Neil (2015): Nomenclatural notes on Malagasy Syzygium Gaertn. (Myrtaceae). Candollea 70 (1): 151-155, DOI: 10.15553/c2015v701a13
039C87F4F07327115F9F535CFE6AFBF6.taxon	discussion	Notes. ‒ Syzygium condensatum is relatively common in the humid montane forests on the Central High Plateau, particularly around Antananarivo, at elevations of (500 -) 1000 - 1500 m. The species is morphologically similar to S. cuneifolium, but S. condensatum generally occurs at higher altitudes (1000 m and above), individuals have less dense inflorescences, thinner inflorescence axes, and smaller leaves with subrigid venation. In contrast, S. cuneifolium occurs mostly below 1000 m and has denser and more compact inflorescences, inflorescence axes that are quite pale and somewhat thicker, and leaves having highly prominent venation. Further field studies are needed to examine the relationships of S. condensatum and S. cuneifolium in more detail and determine what overlap, if any, occurs both geographically and reproductively.	en	Byng, James W., Phillipson, Peter B., Snow, Neil (2015): Nomenclatural notes on Malagasy Syzygium Gaertn. (Myrtaceae). Candollea 70 (1): 151-155, DOI: 10.15553/c2015v701a13
