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Australian Journal of Botany

Australian Journal of Botany

Volume 3 Number 1 1955

BT9550001Histogenesis of the inflorescence and flower of Triticum aestivum L.

C Barnard

pp. 1-20

BT9550021The anatomy of bark. II. Oil glands in Eucalyptus species

MM Chattaway

pp. 21-27

BT9550028The anatomy of bark. III. Enlarged fibres in the bloodwoods (Eucalyptus spp.)

MM Chattaway

pp. 28-38

BT9550039The anatomy of bark. IV. Radially elongated cells in the phelloderm of species of Eucalyptus

MM Chattaway

pp. 39-47

BT9550048Chromosome numbers and pollen types in the Epacridaceae

S Smith-White

pp. 48-67

BT9550068The use of point quadrats for the analysis of heathland

RE Winkworth

pp. 68-81

BT9550082Field identification of dicotyledons: A punched card system for the identification of families

N Hall and RD Johnston

pp. 82-88

BT9550089 Bisaccate sporomorphs from Australian Permian coals

BE Balme and JPF Hennelly

pp. 89-98

BT9550099Studies in the ecology of the Riverine plain. I. The gilgai microrelief and associated flora

OB Williams

pp. 99-112

BT9550113 Distribution and ecology of the genus Kennedya Vent. in Western Australia

JH Silsbury and NH Brittan

pp. 113-135

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