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Australian Systematic Botany

Australian Systematic Botany

Volume 12 Number 2 1999

SB97037 Variation in the morphology and volatile leaf oils of Eucalyptus yarraensis (Myrtaceae), a disjunct rare species in Victoria

D. Simmons and R. F. Parsons

pp. 157-167

SB98011New Plectronidium and Tunicago species (mitosporic fungi) from Australia

J. L. Alcorn and B. C. Sutton

pp. 169-173

SB98002 Brachyscias (Apiaceae): a new genus from south-west Western Australia

J. M. Hart and M. J. Henwood

pp. 175-179

SB98001Generic concepts in Australian Gardenieae (Rubiaceae): a cladistic approach

Christopher F. Puttock and Christopher J. Quinn

pp. 181-199

SB98009New species and a new combination in Australian Celmisia (Asteraceae–Astereae)

M. Gray and D. R. Given

pp. 201-206

SB98006 Variation in the Eucalyptus flocktoniae complex (Myrtaceae) and the description of four new taxa from southern Australia

Dean Nicolle and John G. Conran

pp. 207-239

SB98005Late palaeocene Cupressaceae macrofossils at Lake Bungarby, New South Wales

Sung Soo Whang and Robert S. Hill

pp. 241-254

SB97051 Pyrrhoglossum and the small-spored species of Gymnopilus (Cortinariaceae) in eastern Australia

B. J. Rees and J. L. Ye

pp. 255-270

SB97030 Revision of Atractocarpus (Rubiaceae: Gardenieae) in Australia and new combinations for some extra-Australian taxa

Christopher F. Puttock

pp. 271-309

SB97042Structure and systematics of Hanguana, a monocotyledon of uncertain affinity

Paula J. Rudall, Dennis W. Stevenson and H. Peter Linder

pp. 311-330

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