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Taxacom: Uleiota Latreille and Uleiota dubi*

Jacques Melot jacques.melot at isholf.is
Tue Jan 23 04:04:49 CST 2024


  Le 22/01/24, à 17:09 -0800, nous recevions de Douglas Yanega via Taxacom :

>On 1/22/24 2:57 PM, Mary Barkworth via Taxacom wrote:
>>Question: Should it be Uleiota dubius or U. 
>>dubia? The source I am looking at uses dubia 
>>for the specific epithet and dubius at the 
>>infraspecific level. I suspect that they should 
>>be the same - but which same?
>
>Uleiota Latreille, 1797, was described with no 
>originally included species. The name is neither 
>Latin nor Greek, so the gender is feminine under 
>ICZN Article 30.2.4. I see no way anyone could 
>justify treatment of the genus as masculine.
>
>Peace,


    peace... d'accord. Pour le reste, Latreille 
donne l'étymologie du nom Uleiota, en français 
Uléiote, dans Hist. gén. partic. Crut. Insectes, 
tome XI (an XII, soit 1799), à la p. 257 :

Uléiote [...] et nous en avons formé le genre uléiote (habitant des forêts).

« ule » est tiré du grec pour « forêt », le 
suffixe « -iote » est français à valeur 
diminutive dans la formation des adjectifs et de 
même origine (latine) que le diminutif bien connu 
« -ette » (allumette, lunette, opérette, 
majorette, etc. Cf. Oxford English Dictionary à 
« -ette »).

    Le mot est donc formé sur le modèle de 
Pholiote (fr.) > Pholiota (Psalliota, Lepiota, 
etc., tous des féminins en latin botanique).

    Pour les suffixes français voir par exemple (à 
-ot, -otte, -ote, -iotte, etc.) :

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    Salutations,

    Jacques Melot


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