And now for something completely different-new names in Clinopodium with comments on some types Author Bräuchler, Christian text Phytotaxa 2018 2018-06-13 356 1 71 80 http://dx.doi.org/10.11646/phytotaxa.356.1.6 journal article 10.11646/phytotaxa.356.1.6 1179-3163 13706159 Clinopodium brevifolium (Wahlenberg) Bräuchler & Hjertson , comb. nov. ≡ Thymus brevifolius Wahlenberg (1826: 61) Lectotype (designated here by Bräuchler & Hjertson ):— LEBANON . Vid Antura [ Aintoura ] i Betyhagen, 8. Octob. 1820, J . Berggren s.n. ( UPS V-569897). Nomenclatural notes :— There is a second syntype ( LEBANON . Antura , 1 Nov 1820 , J . Berggren s.n. ; UPS V-569916), which is a bit richer in material, but the other specimen has some flowers included and is therefore selected as lectotype here . = Clinopodium insulare (Candargy) Govaerts (1999: 17) ≡ Micromeria insularis Candargy (1897: 149) ≡ Satureja insularis (Candargy) Greuter & Burdet (1985: 304) Type:— GREECE . Lesbos, Candargy 1889–1894 (not traced, whereabouts unknown) = Thymus incanus Smith in Sibthorp & Smith (1809: 421) ≡ Melissa incana (Sm.) Bentham (1834: 386) ≡ Calamintha incana (Sm.) Boissier (1845) ≡ Calamintha incana (Sm.) Boissier (1879: 578) ≡ Clinopodium incanum (Sm.) Kuntze (1891: 515) , nom. illeg. , non Linnaeus (1753: 588) ≡ Satureja incana (Sm.) Briquet (1896: 301) , nom. illeg. , non ( Ruiz & Pavon 1798: 148 ) Sprengel (1825: 719) Type (or original material):— GREECE . Athens, J . Sibthorp s.n. ( OXF !) Nomenclatural notes :— I did not check whether this name has been effectively typified. Given the unambiguous identity of the species and the priority of Wahlenberg´s name, I regard this superfluous anyway.