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Protologues and type materials provide crucial data in establishing the identity of a given species. In protologues, everything associated with a name including the citing of holotype is given by the author and the name (as a correct name or as a synonym) gets permanently attached with the designated type. The holotype has a central role in fixing the application of the name concerned. The authors examined names of new taxa published from India in four Indian journals, ‘Bulletin of the Botanical Survey of India’, ‘Indian Journal of Forestry’, ‘Indian Forestor’ and ‘Journal of Economic and Taxonomic Botany) for the period between 1990 and 2004. The analysis revealed that names of 54 taxa in actuality with no holotypes traceable in the herbaria cited in the protologues. The examined names along with the cited location of the type (which could not be traced) are presented here alphabetically.

Missing Holotypes of Names in Plants, Fungi and Algae Published From India