Ranunculus auricomus est species collectiva Ranunculi, generis plantarum angiospermarum, in zona temperata Europae et Asiae crescens.

Ranunculus auricomus aggr. Planta cum quinque foliis radicalibus, quorum nulli duo easdem formas habent atque folio caulino infimo in septem segmenta linearia diviso.

Descriptio

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A reliquis congeneris R. auricomus recedit:

  • foliis radicalibus a caulinis valde differentibus, radicalibus nempe ambitu orbicularibus reniformibusve, plus minusve divisis, caulinibus vero divisis in multa segmenta separata, tum linearia tum deltoidea tum alias formas exhibentia;[1]
  • foliis caulinis iuxta aetatem plantae saepius valde diversis, primo indivisis trilobatisve, deinde (tempore florendi) de more valde divisis, postremo (tempore fructificandi) item minus divisis, immo nonnumquam indivisis;[2]
  • floribus haud raro imperfectis, scilicet petala minus quam quinque (ut de more apud reliquos Ranunculos) habentes, vel apetalis, petalis scilicet omnino carentibus.[3]

Ranunculus auricomus, herba perennis, in pascuis, pratis, ad vias vel ad margines silvarum crescit.[4][5][3]

Taxinomia

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Ranunculus auricomus aggr. ad Cervimontium in Silesia Inferiore inventus. Nota flores apetalos.

De specie et loco eius intra genus

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Ranunculo auricomo nomen Carolus Linnaeus imposuit.[4] Holotypus speciei forsitan in Batavia collectus est, sed de hoc non constat.[2]

Ranunculus auricomus tamquam typus generis sui a Nathanaele Lord Britton et Addisone Brown designatus est,[6] sed typificatio haec postea reversa est, Ranunculo acri in typum generis selecto.[7] Unde et apud auctores typificationem antiquam sequentes sectio R. auricomum continens Ranunculus nuncupatur, sectio vero R. acrem continens Acris;[8] e contra, iuxta typificationem hodiernam sectio R. auricomum continens Auricomus appellanda est, sectio vero R. acrem continens Ranunculus.[9]

De microspeciebus

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Populationes Ranunculi auricomi inter se multum differunt, in eodem quoque loco vero characteres immutabiles exhibent,[10] cuius phaenomeni inusitati ratio est quod haec plantae facultatem reproductionis sexualis amiserint, prolemque per apomixin generent; species ergo collectiva e permultis microspeciebus consistit.[11][12][5] Unde et nomen R. auricomi referre potest:

  • sensu latissimo: ad aggregationem totam, scilicet inclusis Ranunculo cassubico, R. fallace et R. monophyllo;[2]
  • sensu lato: ad speciem collectivam unam e quattuor, scilicet exclusis praedictis tribus Ranunculis;[13]
  • sensu stricto: ad unam tantum microspeciem e permultis ad speciem collectivam pertinentibus.

Microspecies Ranunculi auricomi inter se characteribus haud raro minimis difficilibusque visu differunt. In aliquot regionibus microspecies haec descriptae sunt, ut in nonnullis partibus Sueciae (praesertim in Sudermannia[14]), Fenniae,[13] Angliae,[5] et Poloniae,[15][3] in Bavaria,[16][17] Saxonia,[18] Alsatia,[19][20] Austria[21] et Hispania.[22] In multis vero aliis regionibus ignotae remanent. Microspecies in sola Scandinavia, ubi plurimae, certe plus quam 600 sunt;[2] additis ergo microspeciebus Europae mediae et occidentalis (exempli gratia 35 e Saxonia,[18] 30 ex Alsatia,[19][20] 58 ex Anglia,[5] 17 ex Hispania[22]), numerus microspecierum numerum omnium aliarum specierum generis Ranunculi excedit.

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