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Arecaceae Bercht. & J.Presl
Prir.Rostlin 266 (1820)
Livistona R.Br.
Prodr.Fl.Nov.Holland. 267 (1810)
Livistona victoriae Rodd
Telopea 8:123-126,Figs 1b,4f,17c (1998)
Phoenix L.
Sp.Pl. 2:1188 (1753)
Phoenix canariensis Chabaud
Canary Islands Date Palm Provence agricole et horticole illustrée 19:293, Figs 66-68 (1882)
Phoenix dactylifera L.
Date Palm Sp.Pl. 2:1188 (1753)
Washingtonia H.Wendl.
Bot.Zeitung (Berlin) 37:68 (1879)
Washingtonia filifera H.Wendl.
Bot.Zeit. 37:68 (1879)
Arecales
Areschougiaceae J.Agardh
Spec.Gen.Ord.Alg. 3:246, 273 (1876)
Areschougia Harv.
Trans.Roy.Irish Acad. 22:554 (1855)
Areschougia congesta (Turner) J.Agardh
Acta Univ.Lund. 26 (1872)
Areschougia moniliformis Huisman
Algae of Australia: Marine Benthic Algae of North-western Australia, 2. Red Algae 154-156, Fig. 35A-D (2018)
Austroclonium Min-Thein & Womersley
Austral.J.Bot. 131 (1976)
Austroclonium charoides (Harv.) Min-Thein & Womersley
Austral.J.Bot. 131 (1976)
Erythroclonium Sond.
Linnaea 25:691-692 (1853)
Erythroclonium angustatum Sond.
Linnaea 25:692 (1853)
Erythroclonium elongatum Huisman
Algae of Australia: Marine Benthic Algae of North-western Australia, 2. Red Algae 157, Fig. 36A-G (2018)
Erythroclonium muelleri Sond.
Linnaea 25:692 (1853)
Erythroclonium sedoides (Harv.) Kylin
Die Florideenordnung Gigartinales 36 (1932)
Erythroclonium sonderi Harv.
Phycol.Austral. pl LXXXVI (1859)
Rhabdonia Hook.f. & Harv.
London J.Bot. 408 (1847)

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