Browse the Western Australian Flora

Browse the complete list of WA’s families of plants, fungi, algae and protists. Icons to the right indicate additional content available, and the navigation element to the left of each name will expand the family listing to include its component genera. The same functions are then available for the genera in order to display all WA species for that group.

	Rutaceae Juss. Gen.Pl. [Jussieu] 296 (1789)
	*Asterolasia* F.Muell. Trans.Philos.Soc.Victoria 1:9 (1854)
	*Boronia* Sm. Tracts Nat.Hist. 288, t. 4-7 (1798)
	*Chorilaena* Endl. Enum.Pl. p17 (1837)
	*Coleonema* Bartl. & H.L.Wendl. Beitr.Bot. 1:55 (1824)
	*Correa* Andrews Bot.Repos. Tab.18 (1798)
	*Crowea* Sm. Trans.Linn.Soc.London,Bot. 4:222 (1798)
	*Cyanothamnus* Lindl. Sketch Veg.Swan R. xviii (1839)
	*Diplolaena* R.Br. Voy.Terra Austral. 2 (1814)
	*Drummondita* Harv. Hooker's J.Bot.Kew Gard.Misc. 7:53 (1855)
	*Eriostemon* Sm. Trans.Linn.Soc.London,Bot. 4:221 (1798)
	*Euodia* J.R.Forst. & G.Forst. Char.Gen.Pl. p13 (1775)
	*Geijera* Schott Fragm.Bot. 7, Tab.4 (1834)
	*Geleznowia* Turcz. Bull.Soc.Imp.Naturalistes Moscou 22(3):12-13 (1849)
	*Glycosmis* Corrêa Ann.Mus.Natl.Hist.Nat. 6:384 (1805)
	*Harrisonia* A.Juss. Mém.Mus.Hist.Nat. p517 (1825)
	*Luvunga* Wight & Arn. Prodr.Fl.Ind.Orient. 1:90 (1834)
	*Melicope* J.R.Forst. & G.Forst. Char.Gen.Pl. p55, t. 28. (1775)
	*Microcybe* Turcz. Bull.Soc.Imp.Naturalistes Moscou 25(2):167 (1852)
	*Micromelum* Blume Bijdr.Fl.Ned.Ind. 3:137 (1825)
	*Muiriantha* C.A.Gardner J.Roy.Soc.Western Australia 27:181 (1942)
	*Murraya* L. Mant.Pl. p554, 563. (1771)
	*Nematolepis* Turcz. Bull.Soc.Imp.Naturalistes Moscou p158 (1852)
	*Paramignya* Wight Ill.Ind.Bot. 1:108, Tab.42 (1839)
	*Phebalium* Vent. Jard.Malmaison 2:102, Tab.102 (1804)
	*Philotheca* Rudge Trans.Linn.Soc.London,Bot. p298, t. 21. (1816)
	*Rhadinothamnus* Paul G.Wilson Nuytsia 1(2):197 (1971)
	*Urocarpus* Harv. Hooker's J.Bot.Kew Gard.Misc. 7:54 (1855)
	*Zanthoxylum* L. Sp.Pl. [Linnaeus] 2:270 (1753)

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A taxon name that is no longer current will retain its ‘Threatened’, ‘Extinct’, or ‘Extinct in the Wild’ status until a new name has been published in a Biodiversity Conservation Order.