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`Fred Hrusa's CROSSWALK`

This is an extract from the nomenclatural crosswalk compiled by Fred Hrusa. The crosswalk is a database that accounts for the application of names of California plants. For the most part, The Jepson Manual of 1993 is the source of accepted names. The crosswalk is Hrusa's attempt to determine the Jepson name for names occurring in previous literature. In this extract, the "accepted name" forms the first line of each paragraph, with synonyms and misapplications indented beneath it. The abbreviation pointed to by the arrow is the source of the application of the name. Expansions of the abbreviation can be found at the bottom of the page. Notes about the publication of a name, and sometimes other comments, can be found between curly brackets following the name. Links are provided for names that are represented in the Jepson Interchange.

Comments tied to a name can be e-mailed in by clicking on a left-pointing arrow.

For general comments, Fred Hrusa can be contacted by e-mail: FHrusa @ cdfa.ca.gov
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Looking for generic name Datura as accepted name or synonym

Datura discolor Bernh.: Datura discolor Bernh.--->source: Mnz IPNI
Datura ferox L.: Datura ferox L.--->source: Mnz IPNI
Datura stramonium L.: Datura stramonium L. var. tatula (L.) Torr.--->source: Mnz IPNI; Datura stramonium L.--->source: Mnz IPNI
Datura wrightii Regel: Datura inoxia auct. non J.S. Miller--->source: UNK; Datura meteloides DC. ex Dunal--->source: Mnz IPNI; Datura wrightii Regel--->source: Jeps IPNI

These are the sources of the application of a name, not the place of publication of a name.
Jeps: Jepson Manual: Higher Plants of California. 1993 Hickman ed.
Mnz: P.A. Munz & D.D. Keck 1959. A California Flora
UNK: unrecorded source