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Australian Systematic Botany
  Taxonomy, biogeography and evolution of all plant groups
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Current Issue
Volume 22 (6)

Feature Paper
Phylogenetic relationships of Australian Poa

Australian Systematic Botany welcomes papers of high-quality original research, including critical reviews. The scope is intentionally broad, and covers all branches of systematic botany, contributing to the understanding of biodiversity through advancement of the taxonomy, biogeographic and evolutionary knowledge of all algal, fungal and other plant groups. More...

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    Major Announcement

    New Editor-in-Chief
    Dr Mike Bayly
    has accepted the appointment for Australian Systematic Botany.


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     Impact Factor
    The 2008 impact factor for Australian Systematic Botany is 1.351.

     Conferences in 2010
  • Botany 2010, Providence, Rhode Island, USA, 31 Jul-4 Aug 2010
  • Australian Systematic Botany Society Conference, Lincoln, New Zealand, 30 Nov-3 Dec 2010

  •  Brunonia
    Brunonia, the predecessor journal to Australian Systematic Botany, is available online.

     


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