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	Myrtaceae Juss. Gen.Pl. [Jussieu] 322 (1789)
	*Darwinia* Rudge Trans.Linn.Soc.London,Bot. p299, t. 22. (1816)
	Darwinia sp. Mt Heywood (R. Davis 11066)
	Darwinia squarrosa (Turcz.) Domin Pink Mountain Bell Věstn.Král.České Společn.Nauk.Tř.Mat.-Přír. 2:78 (1923)
	Darwinia whicherensis Keighery Nuytsia 19:45-47, Fig.5 (2009)
	Darwinia wittwerorum N.G.Marchant & Keighery Nuytsia 3:179-181 (1980)
	*Eucalyptus* L'Her. Sert.Angl. (1789)
	Eucalyptus absita Grayling & Brooker Badgingarra Box Nuytsia 8:210-213,Fig.2 (1992)
	Eucalyptus argutifolia Grayling & Brooker Wabling Hill Mallee Nuytsia 8:215-216 (1992)
	Eucalyptus articulata Brooker & Hopper Nuytsia 9:14-15,Fig.6 (1993)
	Eucalyptus beardiana Brooker & Blaxell Beard's Mallee Nuytsia 2:220-222 (1978)
	Eucalyptus brevipes Brooker Mukinbudin Mallee Nuytsia 5:365,Figs 6-7 (1986)
	Eucalyptus burdettiana Blakely & H.Steedman Burdett Gum Contr.New South Wales Natl.Herb. 1:35 (1939)
	Eucalyptus ceracea Brooker & Done Seppelt Range Gum Nuytsia 5:382-385,Figs 1-2 (1986)
	Eucalyptus coronata C.A.Gardner Crowned Mallee J.Roy.Soc.Western Australia 19:86-87 (1934)
	Eucalyptus crispata Brooker & Hopper Yandanooka Mallee Nuytsia 8:100-104, Figs 5e, 52, 53, 54 (1991)
	Eucalyptus crucis Maiden subsp. crucis Southern Cross Silver Mallee
	Eucalyptus crucis subsp. praecipua Brooker & Hopper Paynes Find Mallee Nuytsia 9:40-41, Fig. 17 (1993)
	Eucalyptus cuprea Brooker & Hopper Mallee Box Nuytsia 9:64-66,Fig.30 (1993)
	Eucalyptus dolorosa Brooker & Hopper Mount Misery Mallee Nuytsia 9:6-8, Fig. 2 (1993)
	Eucalyptus insularis subsp. continentalis D.Nicolle & Brooker Nuytsia 24:251-252 (2014)
	Eucalyptus johnsoniana Brooker & Blaxell Johnson's Mallee Nuytsia 2:222-224 (1978)
	Eucalyptus leprophloia Brooker & Hopper Scaly Butt Mallee Nuytsia 9:12-13,Fig.5 (1993)

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