Los cambios al se deciden cada seis años en las Secciones de Nomenclatura asociadas a los Congresos Internacionales de Botánica. El XVIII Congreso Internacional de Botánica se llevó a cabo en Melbourne, Australia; la Sección de Nomenclatura se efectuó desde el 18 al 22 de julio de 2011 y sus decisiones fueron aceptadas por el Congreso en la asamblea plenaria del 30 de julio. Como resultado de esta reunión se hicieron varios cambios importantes al que afectarán la publicación de nuevos nombres. Dos de estos cambios entrarán en vigencia a partir del 1 de enero de 2012, meses antes de la edición del . El material electrónico publicado en línea en Formato de Documento Portátil (PDF) con un Número Internacional Normalizado de Publicaciones Seriadas (ISSN) o con un Número Internacional Normalizado de Libro (ISBN) constituirá una publicación efectiva; y el requisito para una descripción o diagnosis en latín para los nombres de nuevos taxones será cambiado a un requisito de una descripción o diagnosis en los idiomas latín o inglés. Asimismo, a partir del 1 de enero de 2013, los nuevos nombres de organismos tratados como hongos, para ser publicados en forma válida, deberán incluir en el protólogo (todo lo asociado con el nombre en su publicación válida) la cita de un identificador provisto por un repositorio reconocido (como MycoBank). Se presenta un texto borrador de los nuevos artículos que tratan con publicación electrónica y se provee las mejores prácticas descritas. Para incentivar la difusión de los cambios realizados en el , este artículo se publicará en: y .
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