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Australian Systematic Botany
Volume 11 Number 2 1998


Preface 


pp. I-

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Floristics and biodiversity research in Australia: the 21st century 

J. G. West

pp. 161-174

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New Zealand floras and systematic botany: Progress and prospects 

P. J. Garnock-Jones and I. Breitwieser

pp. 175-184

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What to do with protists? 

Robert A. Andersen

pp. 185-201

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Algal systematics in Australia 

Timothy J. Entwisle and John Huisman

pp. 203-214

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Gene sequences, collaboration and analysis of large data sets 

Mark W. Chase and Antony V. Cox

pp. 215-229

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Biogeography after Burbidge 

Pauline Y. Ladiges

pp. 231-242

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Before the floras—Monographs 

James W. Grimes

pp. 243-249

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