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	Colchicaceae DC.
	*Wurmbea* Thunb. Nov.Gen.Pl. p18 (1783)
	Wurmbea graniticola T.Macfarlane Nuytsia 5:407-410,Fig.1 (1986)
	Wurmbea murchisoniana T.Macfarlane Nuytsia 5:410-413,Fig.2 (1986)
	Haloragaceae R.Br. Voy.Terra Austral. 2:549 (1814)
	*Gonocarpus* Thunb. Nov.Gen.Pl. p55 (1783)
	Gonocarpus ephemerus Orchard Nuytsia 5:327-328,Fig.1 (1986)
	Gonocarpus ericifolius Orchard Nuytsia 5:329-331,Figs 2f-k (1986)
	Gonocarpus hispidus Orchard Nuytsia 5:329,Fig.2A-E (1986)
	*Haloragis* J.R.Forst. & G.Forst. Char.Gen.Pl. p61, t. 31. (1775)
	Haloragis acutangula forma stellata Orchard Nuytsia 5:335 (1986)
	Myrtaceae Juss. Gen.Pl. [Jussieu] 322 (1789)
	*Eucalyptus* L'Her. Sert.Angl. (1789)
	Eucalyptus brevipes Brooker Mukinbudin Mallee Nuytsia 5:365,Figs 6-7 (1986)
	Eucalyptus celastroides subsp. virella Brooker Wheatbelt Mallee Nuytsia 5:359-365 (1986)
	Eucalyptus ceracea Brooker & Done Seppelt Range Gum Nuytsia 5:382-385,Figs 1-2 (1986)
	Eucalyptus chlorophylla Brooker & Done Nuytsia 5:389-390 (1986)
	Eucalyptus ferriticola Brooker & Edgecombe Nuytsia 5:373-376,Figs 1-2 (1986)
	Eucalyptus pilbarensis Brooker & Edgecombe Nuytsia 5:376-380,Figs 4-5 (1986)
	Eucalyptus rupestris Brooker & Done Nuytsia 5:385-387,Figs 4-5 (1986)
	Eucalyptus suberea Brooker & Hopper Mount Lesueur Mallee Nuytsia 5:343-347,Figs 1-2 (1986)
	Eucalyptus ×erectifolia Brooker & Hopper Stirling Range Mallee Nuytsia 5:351-355, Figs 6-7 (1986)
	Eucalyptus ×lateritica Brooker & Hopper Laterite Mallee Nuytsia 5:346-351, Figs 4-5 (1986)
	Eucalyptus yilgarnensis (Maiden) Brooker Yorrell Nuytsia 5:366 (1986)
	*Rinzia* Schauer Linnaea 17:239-240 (1843)
	Rinzia affinis Trudgen Two-flowered Rinzia Nuytsia 5:431-433 (1986)
	Rinzia carnosa (S.Moore) Trudgen Fleshy-leaved Rinzia Nuytsia 5:426 (1986)
	Rinzia communis Trudgen Mallee Rinzia Nuytsia 5:435-436 (1986)

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