Original material of five Aichryson species described by Carl Bolle in 1859 has been traced in the Berlin herbarium (B). Out of this material, lectotypes of Bolle's names Aichryson bollei, A. parlatorei, A. pachycaulon, A. parviflorum and A. porphyrogennetos are chosen.
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