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Australian Journal of Botany Australian Journal of Botany
Volume 48 Number 3 2000
Genetics and Conservation of Australian flora


Preface to 'Genetics and Conservation of Australian Flora' 

David J. Coates and Stephen D. Hopper

pp. I-iii

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Obituary: Sidney Herbert James 1933-1998 

Stephen D. Hopper and Bryan A. Barlow

pp. 287-295

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Genetics and the conservation and use of Australian wild relatives of crops 

A. H. D. Brown and C. L. Brubaker

pp. 297-303

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Phylogeography and conservation of three oil mallee taxa, Eucalyptus kochii ssp. kochii, ssp. plenissima and E. horistes 

M. Byrne and B. Macdonald

pp. 305-312

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Application of genetic markers in the domestication, conservation and utilisation of genetic resources of Australasian tree species 

G. F. Moran , P. A. Butcher and J. C. Glaubitz

pp. 313-320

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How well do phylogenetic studies inform the conservation of Australian plants? 

Stephen D. Hopper

pp. 321-328

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Defining conservation units in a rich and fragmented flora: implications for the management of genetic resources and evolutionary processes in south-west Australian plants 

David J. Coates

pp. 329-339

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Genetic systems in the south-west flora: implications for conservation strategies for Australian plant species 

Sidney H. James

pp. 341-347

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Patterns of mating in Persoonia mollis (Proteaceae) revealed by an analysis of paternity using AFLP: implications for conservation 

Siegfried L. Krauss

pp. 349-356

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Pollinator behaviour, mate choice and the realised mating systems of Grevillea mucronulata and Grevillea sphacelata 

Matthew B. G. Richardson, David J. Ayre and Robert J. Whelan

pp. 357-366

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Interspecific amplification of tea tree (Melaleuca alternifolia-Myrtaceae) microsatellite loci-potential implications for conservation studies 

M. Rossetto , F. C. L. Harriss, A. Mclauchlan, R. J. Henry, P. R. Baverstock and L. S. Lee

pp. 367-373

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Achieving practical outcomes from genetic studies of rare Australian plants 

Patricia M. Hogbin, Rod Peakall and Marita A. Sydes

pp. 375-382

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Morphological and genetic variation in the endangered Victorian endemic grass Agrostis adamsonii Vickery (Poaceae) 

E. A. James and A. J. Brown

pp. 383-395

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Conservation and genetics in the fragmented monsoon rainforest in the Northern Territory, Australia: a case study of three frugivore-dispersed species 

Alison Shapcott

pp. 397-407

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Genetic bottlenecks and dysgenic gene flow into re-established populations of the grassland daisy, Rutidosis leptorrhynchoides 

A. G. Young and B. G. Murray

pp. 409-416

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