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	Australian Journal of Botany Volume 54 Number 7 2006

TURNER REVIEW No. 12. It was no accident: deliberate plant introductions by Australian government agencies during the 20th century

Garry D. Cook and Lesley Dias

pp. 601-625

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Distributional pattern of plant species endemic to the Northern Territory, Australia

J. C. Z. Woinarski, C. Hempel, I. Cowie, K. Brennan, R. Kerrigan, G. Leach and J. Russell-Smith

pp. 627-640

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Distribution and conservation status of the rare plants Melaleuca triumphalis and Stenostegia congesta (Myrtaceae), Victoria River district, northern Australia

Beth Crase, Ian D. Cowie and Carrie R. Michell

pp. 641-653

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Correlations between environmental factors, the biomass of exotic annual grasses and the frequency of native perennial grasses

Tanja I. Lenz and José M. Facelli

pp. 655-667

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Pollination of Diuris maculata (Orchidaceae) by male Trichocolletes venustus bees

James O. Indsto, Peter H. Weston, Mark A. Clements, Adrian G. Dyer, Michael Batley and Robert J. Whelan

pp. 669-679

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Basic chromosome number in Boronia (Rutaceae)—competing hypotheses examined

Fucheng Shan, Guijun Yan and Julie A. Plummer

pp. 681-689

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Variations with altitude in reproductive traits and resource allocation of three Tibetan species of Ranunculaceae

Zhao Zhigang, Du Guozhen, Zhou Xianhui, Wang Mantang and Ren Qingji

pp. 691-700

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