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Anderson, D. T. 1967. Presidential Address. The concept of the
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Anderson, R. H. 1923. A revision of the Australian species of the
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Anderson, R. H. 1926. A revision of certain Australian
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Anderson, R. H. 1930. Notes on the Australian species of the
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Anderson, R. H. 1934. Notes on Australian Chenopodiaceae. 59:270-272.

Anderson, R. H. 1941. Presidential Address. 66: i-xxiii.

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Andrews, E. C. 1913. The development of the natural order
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Athwal, D. S. & Watson, I. A. 1956. Resistance to Puccinia
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Athwal, D. S. & Watson, I. A. 1957a. Inheritance of resistance to
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Athwal, D. S. & Watson, I. A. 1957b. Inheritance studies with
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Auld, B. A. & Martin, P. M. 1976. Morphology and distribution of
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Auld, T. D. 1987. Post-fire demography in the resprouting shrub
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Bailey, F. M. 1878a. A general account of the flora of tropical
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Bailey, F. M. 1878b. On the ferns of Queensland. (1)3: 118-122.

Bailey, F. M. 1879a. On some of the introduced plants of
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Bailey, F. M. 1879b. On a new species of fern, Asplenium
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Bailey, F. M. 1880a. Medicinal plants of Queensland. (1)5: 1-29.

Bailey, F. M. 1880b. On Queensland ferns, with a description of
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Bailey, F. M. 1880c. On a new species of Nepenthes. (1)5: 185-187.

Bailey, F. M. 1881. On the flora of Stradbroke Island, with a
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Bailey, F. M. & Tenison-Woods, J. E. 1879. A census of the flora
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Baker, E. P. 1967. Inheritance of resistance to bunt in turkey
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Baker, E. P. & Upadhyaya, Y. M. 1967. Studies on the inheritance
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Baker, R. T. 1892. Some New South Wales plants illustrated. No.
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Baker, R. T. 1893a. Some New South Wales plants illustrated.
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Baker, R. T. 1893b. Some New South Wales plants illustrated.
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Baker, R. T. 1893c. Some New South Wales plants illustrated.
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Baker, R. T. 1894a. Some New South Wales plants illustrated.
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Baker, R. T. 1894b. Some New South Wales plants illustrated.
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Baker, R. T. 1894c. Plants of New South Wales illustrated. (2)9:
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Baker, R. T. 1895a. Description of a new Isopogon from New South
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Baker, R. T. 1895b. Plants of New South Wales illustrated. No.
VIII. (2)10: 382-384.

Baker, R. T. 1896a. Two new species of Prostanthera from New
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Baker, R. T. 1896b. On the botany of Rylstone and the Goulburn
River districts. Part I. 21: 427-466.

Baker, R. T. 1897a. Descriptions of two new species of Acacia
from New South Wales. 22: 153-157.

Baker, R. T. 1897b. Contributions to a knowledge of the flora of
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Baker, R. T. 1897c. On the Cinnamomums of New South Wales: with a
special research on the oil of C. Oliveri, Bail. 22: 275-284.

Baker, R. T. 1898a. Descriptions of two new species of Pultenaea.
22: 438-440.

Baker, R. T. 1898b. Plants of New South Wales, illustrated. Part
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Baker, R. T. 1898c. On two well-known but hitherto undescribed
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Baker, R. T. 1898d. On two new species of Eucalyptus. 23: 414-419.

Baker, R. T. 1899a. On a supposed new genus of the N.O.
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Baker, R. T. 1899b. On three new species of Eucalyptus. 24: 292-
300.

Baker, R. T. 1899c. On an apocynaceous plant yielding large edible
tubers. 24: 385-390.

Baker, R. T. 1899d. Contributions to a knowledge of the flora of
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Baker, R. T. 1900a. On three new species of Eucalyptus. 24: 596-
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Baker, R. T. 1900b. On two new species of Casuarina. 24: 605-611.

Baker, R. T. 1900c. On a new species of Angophora. 25: 84-86.

Baker, R. T. 1900d. On some new species of Eucalyptus. 25: 303-
320.

Baker, R. T. 1901a. Contributions to a knowledge of the flora of
Australia. Part III. 25: 659-673.

Baker, R. T. 1901b. On some new species of Eucalyptus. 25: 674-
695.

Baker, R. T. 1902a. On Eucalyptus melanophloia, F. v. M., and its
cognate species. 27: 225-229.

Baker, R. T. 1902b. On a new species of Ardisia from New South
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Baker, R. T. 1903a. Contributions to a knowledge of the flora of
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Baker, R. T. 1903b. On a new species of Symplocos from New South
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Baker, R. T. 1903c. A revision of the eucalypts of the Rylstone
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Baker, R. T. 1904. On a new species of Callitris from eastern
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Baker, R. T. 1905. On an undescribed species of Actinotus from
eastern Australia. 30: 225-228.

Baker, R. T. 1906a. On an undescribed species of Cryptocarya from
eastern Australia. 30: 517-519.

Baker, R. T. 1906b. On two species of Eucalyptus, undescribed or
imperfectly known, from eastern Australia. 31: 303-308.

Baker, R. T. 1907. Contribution to a knowledge of the flora of
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Baker, R. T. 1913. On two unrecorded myrtaceous plants from New
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Baker, R. T. 1914. Descriptions of three new species of
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Ballantyne, B. 1974. Resistance to rust (Uromyces appendiculatus)
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Bamber, K. & McGarity, J. W. 1956. A note on the identification
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61.

Bamber, R. K. 1960. The anatomy of the barks of five species of
Callistris Vent. 84: 375-381.

Bancroft, T. L. 1890. Preliminary notes on the pharmacology of
some new poisonous plants. (2)4: 1061-1064.

Bancroft, T. L. 1893. Note on bacterial diseases of the roots of
the Leguminosae. (2)8: 51-52.

Bancroft, T. L. 1894a. On the habit and use of nardoo (Marsilea
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Barber, H. N. 1957. Polyploidy in the Psilotales. 82: 201-208.

Barlow, B. 1956. A new chromosome form of Casuarina suberosa.
80: 285-288.

Barlow, B. A. 1962. Studies in Australian Loranthaceae. I.
Nomenclature and new additions. 87: 51-61.

Barlow, B. A. 1963a. Studies in Australian Loranthaceae. III. A
revision of the genus Lysiana Tiegh. 88: 137-150.

Barlow, B. A. 1963b. Studies in Australian Loranthaceae. IV.
Chromosome numbers and their relationships. 88: 151-160.

Barlow, B. A. 1965. Classification of the Loranthaceae and
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Barnard, C. 1926. Preliminary note on branch fall in the
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Barnard, C. 1927. A note on a dicotyledonous fossil wood from
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Barwick, A. C. 1904. The botany of the “Clears” and “Basalt
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Basden, R. 1966a. The occurrence and composition of manna in
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Beadle, N. C. W. 1965. Nitrogen economy in arid and semi-arid
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Beadle, N. C. W. & Costin, A. B. 1952. Ecological classification
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Beard, J. S. 1969. The vegetation of the Boorabbin and Lake
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Bennett, K. H. 1883b. Notes on the method of obtaining water from
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Bennett, K. H. 1885b. Remarks on the decay of certain species of
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Bergstrom, D. M. 1986. An atlas of seeds and fruits from
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Berrie, G. K. 1962. The chromosomes of some Australian
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Berrie, G.K. 1963a. Australian liverworts. I. Haplomitrium
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Berrie, G. K. 1963b. Australian liverworts. II. The sporophyte of
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Bertus, A. L. & Hayward, A. C. 1971. A bacterial leaf spot of
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Blake, C. D. 1959. A turbidimetric method for estimating the
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Blakely, W. F. 1917. On a new species of Acacia. 42: 441-444.

Blakely, W. F. 1922a. The Loranthaceae of Australia. Part i. 47:
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Blakely, W. F. 1922b. The Loranthaceae of Australia. Part ii. 47:
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Blakely, W. F. 1922c. The Loranthaceae of Australia. Part iii.
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Blakely, W. F. 1923. The Loranthaceae of Australia. Part iv. 48:
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Blakely, W. F. 1924. The Loranthaceae of Australia. Part v. 49:
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Blakely, W. F. 1925a. The Loranthaceae of Australia. Part vi. 50:
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Blakely, W. F. 1925b. Contributions to our knowledge of the flora
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Blakely, W. F. 1928. The Loranthaceae of Australia. Part vii. 53:
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Blakely, W. F. 1929. A further contribution to our knowledge of
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Blakely, W. F. 1930. Another new species of Eucalyptus from New
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Blakely, W. F. & McKie, E. N. 1930. Additions to the flora of
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Briggs, B. G. & Johnson, L. A. S. 1979. Evolution in the
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Brotherus, V. F. & Watts, W. W. 1915. The mosses of Lord Howe
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Brough, P. 1923. Preliminary note on the embryo sac of Styphelia
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Brough, P. 1924. Studies in the Epacridaceae. i. The life-history
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Brough, P. 1927. Studies in the Goodeniaceae. I. The life-
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Brough, P. 1932. The life-history of Grevillea robusta (Cunn.).
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Brough, P., McLuckie, J. & Petrie, A. H. K. 1924. An ecological
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Brough, P. & Taylor, M. H. 1940. An investigation of the life
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Buchanan, R. A. 1980. The Lambert peninsula, Ku-ring-gai Chase
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Buchanan, R. A. & Humphreys, G. S. 1980. The vegetation on two
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Burbidge, N. T. 1956. Robert Brown’s Australian collecting
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Burbidge, N. T. 1969. Notes on Vittadinia triloba sens. lat.
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Burges, A. 1932. Notes on the mosses of New South Wales. I.
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Burges, A. 1934. Studies in the genus Uromycladium (Uredineae).
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Burges, A. 1935a. Notes on the mosses of New South Wales. II.
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Burges, A. 1935b. Studies in the genus Uromycladium. II. Notes on
the dikaryon stage of Uromycladium tepperianum. 60: 94-96.

Burges, A. 1949. The genus Dawsonia. 74: 83-96.

Burges, N. A. 1935. Additions to our knowledge of the flora of
the Narrabeen stage of the Hawkesbury series in New South
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Byrnes, N. 1971. A new species of Lophopetalum (Celastraceae), a
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Cambage, R. H. 1902b. Notes on the botany of the interior of New
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Cambage, R. H. 1903. Notes on the botany of the interior of New
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Cambage, R. H. 1905b. Notes on the native flora of New South
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Cambage, R. H. 1906. Notes on the native flora of New South
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Cambage, R. H. 1909a. Notes on the native flora of New South
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Cambage, R. H. 1909b. Description of a new species of Eucalyptus
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Carey, G. 1934. Further investigations on the embryology of
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Carey, G. 1938. Comparative anatomy of leaves from species in two
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Carey, G. & Fraser, L. 1932. The embryology and seedling
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Carolin, R. C. 1959. Floral structure and anatomy in the family
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Carolin, R. C. 1960b. The structures involved in the presentation
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Cheel, E. 1925. Two new species of Callistemon, with notes on
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Cheel, E. 1931. Presidential Address. 56: i-xxvii.

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Maiden, J. H. 1890d. The examination of kinos as an aid in the
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Maiden, J. H. 1890f. On grass-tree gum. Part I. (2)5: 429-444.

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Maiden, J. H. 1891b. On the occurrence of a gum in Echinocarpus
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Maiden, J. H. 1892b. On two undescribed exudations from the
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Maiden, J. H. 1892c. On Panax gum. (2)7: 35-39.

Maiden, J. H. 1895. A giant Acacia from the Brunswick River.
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Maiden, J. H. 1898a. Notes of a trip to Mount Seaview, upper
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Maiden, J. H. 1898b. Observations on the vegetation of Lord Howe
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Maiden, J. H. 1899. Some further observations on the vegetation
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Maiden, J. H. 1900. A new variety of Dendrobium undulatum from
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Maiden, J. H. 1901a. Description of a new species of Acacia. 26:
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Maiden, J. H. 1901b. On one of the so-called honeysuckles of Lord
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Maiden, J. H. 1902b. Presidential Address. 26: 740-804.

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Maiden, J. H. 1902d. On a new Cryptocarya from Lord Howe Island,
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Maiden, J. H. 1903a. 6. – On Eucalyptus bicolor, A. Cunn. ; 7. –
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Maiden, J. H. 1903b. Presidential Address. 27: 685-720.

Maiden, J. H. 1904a. The flora of Norfolk Island. Part I. 28:
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Maiden, J. H. 1904b. The variability of Eucalyptus under
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Maiden, J. H. 1904c. On four new species of Eucalyptus. 29: 469-
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Maiden, J. H. 1904d. The botany of Funafuti, Ellice Group. 29:
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Maiden, J. H. 1905a. Miscellaneous notes (chiefly taxonomic) on
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Maiden, J. H. 1905b. On a new species of Eucalyptus from northern
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Maiden, J. H. 1906a. Further notes on hybridisation in the genus
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Maiden, J. H. 1906b. Miscellaneous notes (chiefly taxonomic) on
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Maiden, J. H. 1906c. The botany of Howell (Bora Creek): a tin-
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Maiden, J. H. 1914. Further notes on the botany of Lord Howe
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Maiden, J. H. 1916a. On Brachychiton populneo-acerifolius F.v.M.
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Maiden, J. H. 1916b. On a eucalypt hybrid (E. calophylla x E.
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Maiden, J. H. 1920. Notes on the colouration of the young foliage
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Maiden, J. H. 1921. A few notes on the botany of Lord Howe
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Maiden, J. H. & Baker, R. T. 1894a. Botanical notes from the
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Maiden, J. H. & Baker, R. T. 1894b. Description of a new species
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Maiden, J. H. & Baker, R. T. 1894c. Description of a new Croton,
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Maiden, J. H. & Baker, R. T. 1894d. Description of an apparently
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Maiden, J. H. & Baker, R. T. 1895a. Botanical notes from the
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Maiden, J. H. & Baker, R. T. 1895c. Description of a new species
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Maiden, J. H. & Baker, R. T. 1896a. On a new species of
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Maiden, J. H. & Baker, R. T. 1896b. Botanical notes from the
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Maiden, J. H. & Baker, R. T. 1896c. Descriptions of some new
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Maiden, J. H. & Betche, E. 1897a. On a new species of Macadamia,
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Maiden, J. H. & Betche, E. 1897b. Notes from the Botanic Gardens,
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Maiden, J. H. & Betche, E. 1897c. Descriptions of three new
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Maiden, J. H. & Betche, E. 1898a. Notes from the Botanic Gardens,
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Maiden, J. H. & Betche, E. 1898b. Descriptions of four new
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Maiden, J. H. & Betche, E. 1898c. Notes on Sterculia
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Maiden, J. H. & Betche, E. 1899a. Notes from the Botanic Gardens,
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Maiden, J. H. & Betche, E. 1899b. Notes from the Botanic Gardens,
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Maiden, J. H. & Betche, E. 1900a. Notes from the Botanic Gardens,
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Maiden, J. H. & Betche, E. 1900b. Notes from the Botanic Gardens,
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Maiden, J. H. & Betche, E. 1901. Notes from the Botanic Gardens,
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Maiden, J. H. & Betche, E. 1902. Notes from the Botanic Gardens,
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Maiden, J. H. & Betche, E. 1904. Notes from the Botanic Gardens,
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Maiden, J. H. & Betche, E. 1905a. Notes from the Botanic Gardens,
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Maiden, J. H. & Betche, E. 1905b. Notes from the Botanic Gardens,
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Maiden , J. H. & Betche, E. 1906. A review of the New South Wales
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Maiden, J. H. & Betche, E. 1907. Notes from the Botanic Gardens,
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Maiden, J. H. & Betche, E. 1908. Notes from the Botanic Gardens,
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Maiden, J. H. & Betche, E. 1909a. Notes from the Botanic Gardens,
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Maiden, J. H. & Betche, E. 1909b. Notes from the Botanic Gardens,
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Maiden, J. H. & Betche, E. 1911. Notes from the Botanic Gardens,
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Maiden, J. H. & Betche, E. 1912. Notes from the Botanic Gardens,
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Maiden, J. H. & Betche, E. 1913. Notes from the Botanic Gardens,
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Maiden, J. H. & Cambage, R. H. 1905. Notes on the eucalypts of
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Maiden, J. H. & Camfield, J. H. 1898. Notes on some Port Jackson
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Martin, H. A. 1987. Presidential Address. Cainozoic history of
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May, V. 1938b. An albino-form of Macrozamia spiralisn Miq. 63:
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May, V. 1939b. Ectocarpus confervoides (Roth) Le Jol. 64: 537-554.

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McAlpine, D. 1911. A new smut in a new genus of grass. 36: 45-46.

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McAlpine, D. 1913. The fibro-vascular system of the quince fruit
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McIntosh, R. A. & Baker, E. P. 1967. Inheritance of purple
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McIntosh, R. A. & Baker, E. P. 1969. Chromosome location and
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McLuckie, J. & Burges, A. 1932. Mycotrophism in the Rutaceae. I.
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