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Australian Systematic Botany
Volume 22 Number 6 2009
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Saxipoa
and
Sylvipoa
– two new genera and a new classification for Australian
Poa
(Poaceae: Poinae)
Robert J. Soreng, Lynn J. Gillespie and Surrey W. L. Jacobs
pp. 401-412
Abstract
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Phylogenetic relationships of Australian
Poa
(Poaceae: Poinae), including molecular evidence for two new genera,
Saxipoa
and
Sylvipoa
Lynn J. Gillespie, Robert J. Soreng and Surrey W. L. Jacobs
pp. 413-436
Abstract
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Revision of
Pycnandra
subgenus
Pycnandra
(Sapotaceae), a genus endemic to New Caledonia
Ulf Swenson and Jérôme Munzinger
pp. 437-465
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Additions to the myxomycetes known from New Zealand, including a new species of
Diderma
Steven L. Stephenson, Yuri K. Novozhilov, Clive Shirley and David W. Mitchell
pp. 466-472
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