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	Synonyms for Genus Names
		The RHS implies that Coleus is a synonym of Solenostemon, while IPNI says that Coleus is actually a synonym for Plectranthus, and that Solenostemon is a separate genus.
		Hortus III implies that Fallopia is a synonym for Reynoutria, while IPNI says that Reynoutria is a synonym for Fallopia.
		The IPNI site makes the disclaimer that it is not a naming authority and that its function is merely to list all of the given names.
	tomclothier.hort.net /page46.html (870 words)

	BioMed Central \| Full text \| A Taxonomic Search Engine: Federating taxonomic databases using web services
		IPNI aims to be a catalogue of all names that have been applied to vascular plants.
		IPNI provides a minimal classification, in that genera are assigned to families, but no higher-level classification is given.
		The IPNI database was the second slowest, and occasionally took up to a minute to respond – on 20 occasions no response was obtained at all.
	dx.doi.org /10.1186/1471-2105-6-48 (4294 words)

	IUBS, Taxonomic Database Working Group
		IPNI will be a dynamic resource, globally current, continually improving in accuracy, and allowing, indeed encouraging, direct contributions by all members of the botanical community.
		IPNI will reside on the web, and its content will differ almost every time it is queried.
		The structure of IPNI encourages the participation of institutions in addition to the three currently involved as well as that of members of this community at whatever level of involvement they select, so it is a true community project.
	www.tdwg.org /newsletter.html (2500 words)

	IPNI - InfoSearchPoint.com (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-31)
		When for instance an older genus description is found, all species have to carry that older name for the genus part therefore their name changes.
		The IPNI database is a collection of all descriptions known to the three cooperating institutions and they work towards standardizing the information in one format.
		IPNI uses the trinomial nomenclature as its standard.
	www.infosearchpoint.com /display/IPNI (252 words)

	electronic Plant Information Centre (ePIC) - Frequently Asked Questions
		We do not have a database at Kew that allows you to look up the scientific name for any given common name, and there is no comprehensive database that we are aware of, but we do have a list of URLs which might help.
		See the IPNI FAQ - question 8 In general, you have to beware that common names can mean different things to different people, will vary from country to country (sometimes between regions), and often will not indisputably link to a single species.
		IPNI is a nomenclatural index which reports names as published and so doesn't use any taxonomic system.
	www.kew.org.uk /epic/faq.htm (849 words)

	What is in a name anyway (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-31)
		But I did get another plant from her listed as something close to cajamarco, and the bulbs are vastly different.
		IPNI is the International Plant Names Index (http://www.ipni.org/).
		catornes 'open slope' chachapoyas = IPNI does not list an Oncidium catornes, and I don't see any species epithet for which "catornes" is a plausible misspelling.
	www.seriousstyle.org /new-1693520-435.html (737 words)

	06/27/00 -- Kew Gardens launches International Plant Names Index (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-31)
		The International Plant Names Index (IPNI) comprises a list of more than 1.3 million scientific names for seed plants and is the product of collaboration between Kew scientists and their counterparts at Harvard University Herbaria in the United States and the Centre for Plant Biodiversity Research in Canberra, Australia.
		The IPNI will be used by biologists, conservationists, ecologists and ethnobotanists in order to check the names and bibliographic details of the plants with which they are working.
		Combined with the data contributed by American and Australian botanists, the IPNI is unrivalled in size and coverage, say its backers.
	www.forests.org /archive/general/kewgardl.htm (460 words)

	The HSM Group - 2003 Press Releases
		The findings are part of "What America's Doctors are Saying," a study developed and conducted by The HSM Group, Ltd, a health care research and marketing consulting group that provides strategic insight and direction for a vast array of U.S. health care entities.
		The study was conducted via the iPhysicianNet (iPNI) database of 8,000 of America's busiest doctors.
		The iPNI system, which is Internet-based, provides ready access to the physicians' opinions.
	www.hsmgroup.com /info/press_releases/doctorsopenup_june25.html (502 words)

	electronic Plant Information Centre (ePIC) - News
		To make it easier for you to deal with the growing number of resources which ePIC exposes, we have also categorised them and revamped the web interface.
		IPNI updates are visible immediately the editors make them, and the dataset now includes fern names from the Index Filicum.
		In addition, other improvements have been made of which the most obvious is the addition of spell-checking of search terms against the genera held in the Vascular Plant Families and Genera database, and IPNI.
	www.kew.org /epic/news.htm (564 words)

	The International Plant Names Index: The IPNI API (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-31)
		For example, there will be methods to check whether a name exists in IPNI, to find the author or authors of that name, its place and time of publication, and any information about the cited type.
		This could be used as part of the data entry checking in a catalogue, or if your internet connection is slow, it might be possible to do a batch check of names which could be run off line.
		We just don't know all the uses to which IPNI might be put once it is fully on line.
	www.uk.ipni.org /api.html (204 words)

	RFC Collection
		If the entry is not found, two RDN components from the leaf-end of the name of the object are replaced by the RDNs "oid=
		For example, while resolving the schema of the object "IPNI=spark, OU=Department of Computer Science, O=Indian Institute of Technology, Madras, C=IN", if the schema of the object IPNI (IP Node Image) is not known to a component of the directory, the following procedure will be adopted.
		Let the object id for the object IPNI be ipni.
	www.webtechguru.com /rfc1804.html (1380 words)

	Stanhopea anfracta Rolfe 1904 (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-31)
		Curiously, IPNI, the International Plant Names Index, did not contain any reference to Stanhopea anfracta, even as a synonym!
		IPNI's Stanhopea data comes from two major databases: Index Kewensis (IK) and the Gray Card Index (GCI).
		However, both IK and GCI added the species in late Jan 2003, and IPNI should update within a month or two.
	www.houstonorchidsociety.org /Stanhopea/stanhopea_anfracta.html (641 words)

	The International Plant Names Index: IPNI in the News (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-31)
		The International Plant Names Index (IPNI) comprises a list of more than 1.3 million scientific names for seed plants.
		IPNI launch announcement from Australian National Herbarium, Canberra
		IPNI launch announcement from Royal Botanic Gardens, Kew
	www.us.ipni.org /ipni_press.html (170 words)

	The International Plant Names Index - home page
		The International Plant Names Index (IPNI) is a database of the names and associated basic bibliographical details of all seed plants, ferns and fern allies.
		IPNI will be a dynamic resource, depending on direct contributions by all members of the botanical community.
		IPNI is the product of a collaboration between
	www.ipni.org /index.html (212 words)

	Stephanotis - Tropicals Forum - GardenWeb
		Interpreting IPNI listings can be tricky, especially when it comes to tropical plant groups.
		They are really nothing more than a guide to the original place of publication of a botanical name and give few clues to its current classification.
		If you look carefully at the Stephanotis names in IPNI you may notice that, with 2 exceptions, they were all published more than 80 years ago, and nearly all are based on tropical Asian plants.
	forums.gardenweb.com /forums/load/tropical/msg0308503228968.html (441 words)

	The History of the International Fertilizer Development Center
		Work on chemical fertilizers – to deal with all aspects of fertilizer from raw materials to finished products at the farm gate including marketing, handling, storage, distribution, packaging, quality control, etc., to provide better and more efficient fertilizers at the lowest possible price.
		The recycling and better utilization of organic wastes – from urban, industrial, and crop residue sources; a broad assignment when one considers the variations in organic wastes that occur worldwide.
		The TAC briefly discussed the IPNI proposal, concluded much could be done on chemical fertilizers in a short period of time, and urged USAID to move ahead on the first component.
	www.ifdc.org /Our_History/index3.html (327 words)

	The International Plant Names Index: Mirrored servers (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-31)
		In order to ensure reliable IPNI service, and to allow as local access as is possible to the IPNI data, we are setting up a number of IPNI mirrors.
		If you want to use a particular server, because the other one is down, or because you want to use one close to home, you can access that server explicitly.
		Instead of using the 'www.ipni.org' address, insert a country code for the mirror in front of the 'ipni'.
	www.us.ipni.org /mirrors.html (272 words)

	Sobralia pfavii Schlechter 1923, edited 27 July 2006
		Reichenbach referred to him as "Herr Pfavi" (latinized form of his surname) and named many new species after him, but he did not get around to publishing the new species, Sobralia pfavii.
		IPNI and other sources list Schlechter as the author of this species, which was finally validated in 1923.
		There are records at Kew of receiving specimens from Pfau, 1889-1894.
	sobralia.autrevie.com /Sobralia_pfavii.html (222 words)

	Marie Selby Botanical Gardens
		The Index Nominum Genericorum (ING) is a collaborative project of the International Association for Plant Taxonomy (IAPT) and the Smithsonian Institution that was initiated in 1954 as a compilation of generic names published for all organisms covered by the International Code of Botanical Nomenclature.
		IPNI is a dynamic resource, depending on direct contributions by all members of the botanical community.
		TROPICOS provides new and improved access to the Missouri Botanical Garden's VAST nomenclatural database and associated authority files.
	www.selby.org /index.php?src=gendocs&link=OIC_tax_links&category=Research (420 words)

	electronic Plant Information Centre (ePIC) - ePIC Data Sources
		A list of plant names giving place of publication, storing c1.5 million scientific plant names.
		Comprising data from 3 hitherto separate indexes (Index Kewensis, Gray Card Index and the Australian Plant Name Index), IPNI is the result of a collaboration between Kew Gardens, the Harvard Herbaria and the Australian National Herbarium, Canberra.
		IPNI data is copyright the Plant Names Project.
	www.kew.org /epic/datasources.htm (725 words)

	IPNI - iPhysicianNet (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-31)
		IPNI - Integrated Physician Networks is a healthcare communications and management tool featuring a live, videoconferencing personal computer.
		The system, high-speed ISDN data line, and all maintenance and updates, are free to qualifying physicians.
		Providing both convenience and control, IPNI offers Internet access, medical and healthcare reference resources, CME, videoconferencing with pharmaceutical companies, and other activities directly to the physician's desk.
	www.employerhealth.com /EHR_sample_pages/sp2557.htm (152 words)

	Stanhopea nigroviolacea (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-31)
		It was later elevated to specific rank, Stanhopea nigroviolacea (Morr.) Beer...[in] 1854." Auguste Morren was known for his work on algaes (1804-1870; source: IPNI).
		Johann Georg Beer was an Austrian taxonomist (1803-1873; source: IPNI).
		This page exists as a place to include photos and information about plants with this dark coloration.
	www.houstonorchidsociety.org /Stanhopea/stanhopea_nigroviolacea.html (344 words)

	index international name plant
		Synonyms for genus names, and the IPNI preferred name.
		IPNI - International Plant Names Index Database of the names and...
		APNI is a collaborative partner in the International Plant Name Index (IPNI), in which the ANH, Harvard University Herbaria and the Royal...
	www.greenhouse-supplies.com /plants/index-international-name-plant.html (2640 words)

	The HSM Group - 2003 Press Releases
		One physician noted it was "almost impossible to stay connected." Several also noted involvement through a variety of medical staff activities.
		"What America's Doctors are Saying" is a study developed and conducted by The HSM Group, Ltd, via the iPhysicianNet (iPNI) database of 8,000 of America's busiest doctors.
		This data was collected from 408 physicians within 48 hours using the iPNI system."
	www.hsmgroup.com /info/press_releases/hospitalists_june25.html (715 words)

	Botanique - nomenclature des plantes : Bottin des liens Internet du Jardin botanique de Montréal[Jardin botanique de ...
		L'International Plant Names Index (IPNI) est une banque de données compilant les noms et l'information bibliographique associée aux plantes à graines.
		C'est la meilleure source d'information actuellement disponible sur les noms scientifiques des plantes et la notice bibliographique de la première description scientifique.
		On peut l'utiliser pour valider l'orthographe d'un nom latin, avoir des indices sur l'origine géographique d'une plante, la famille, l'auteur qui a nommé la plante, une référence bibliographique en systématique ou en floristique IPNI est le résultat d'une collaboration entre les Royal Botanic Gardens, Kew, l'Harvard University Herbaria et l'Australian National Herbarium.
	www2.ville.montreal.qc.ca /jardin/biblio/bottin/botanique.htm (1370 words)

	Lychnis hybridization? - Botany Forum - GardenWeb
		I don't believe there are all that many interspecific hybrids recorded in Lychnis.
		Take a look, for example, at the numerous Lychnis entries in IPNI (International Plant Names Index) at http://limhal.huh.harvard.edu/ipni/query_ipni.html.
		Only 2 names are preceded by the multiplication sign indicating known or presumed hybrid origin.
	forums.gardenweb.com /forums/load/botany/msg0819484419675.html (708 words)

	RFC1804 :: Schema Publishing in X ☼ JavaFR.com \| JAVA / J2EE CodeS SourceS \| 1025 sources Java, J2EE, Source, ...
		If the entry is not found, two RDN components from the leaf-end of the name of the object are replaced by the RDNs andquot;oid=andlt;object identifier of the new objectandgt;, CN=subschemaandquot; and another read is attempted.
		For example, while resolving the schema of the object andquot;IPNI=spark, OU=Department of Computer Science, O=Indian Institute of Technology, Madras, C=INandquot;, if the schema of the object IPNI (IP Node Image) is not known to a component of the directory, the following procedure will be adopted.
		If the distinguished name andquot;OU= Department of Computer Science, O=Indian Institute of Technology, Madras, C=INandquot; is the context prefix of a naming context, this read request will result in the directory returning the schema for the object IPNI.
	www.javafr.com /rfc/SCHEMA-PUBLISHING-IN-X/1804.aspx (1705 words)

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