New to Nuytsia
Haemodoraceae hits the spotlight with a suite of taxonomic novelties published today in Nuytsia alongside research on Goodeniaceae, Myrtaceae, Scrophulariaceae and a genus of green algae (Pseudobryopsis).
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New to Nuytsia
New species of Acacia, Brachyloma, Conostephium and Drosera were published today along with a summary of updates to Western Australia’s vascular plant census for 2024.
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New to Nuytsia
An intricately branched Samolus discovered during surveys of Fortescue Marsh and a novel Goodenia from arid WA and the NT are amongst the research published today in Nuytsia.
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New to Nuytsia
New taxa in Styphelia, Tecticornia and Eucalyptus have been published today including the Rattlesnake Samphire (Tecticornia crotalus), which has an inflorescence that has been fancifully likened to a rattlesnake’s tail.
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New to Nuytsia
15 new species of Stylidium from northern Australia have been published today in Nuytsia along with a key to the species found in the NT.
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New to Nuytsia
New names have been published today in Leucopogon, Cynodon, Goodenia and Thryptomene.
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New to Nuytsia
Three new species of Thysanotus have been published today along with typification details for several species of Myrtaceae.
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New to Nuytsia
A summary of updates to WA’s vascular plant census has been published today, along with research on Styphelia, Pterostylis, Hibbertia and Calandrinia.
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Changes to Nuytsia
Nuytsia has transitioned to a fully online journal, which means hardcopies will no longer be produced. Individual papers will continue to be published throughout the year on Florabase where they remain freely available.
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New to Nuytsia
Research published today includes a new slime mould for Western Australia along with three new Styphelia species and two new fungi records.
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New to Nuytsia
Newly described species of Acacia (Fabaceae), Acrotriche (Ericaceae) and Amanita (Basidiomycota) are among the research published today.
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New to Nuytsia
Novel species of Hypocalymma, Amanita and Pterostylis are among the research published this week by the Western Australian Herbarium.
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