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	Chenopodiaceae Vent. Tabl.Regn.Vég. 2:253 (1799)
	*Halosarcia* Paul G.Wilson Nuytsia 3(3):28 (1980)
	Halosarcia pergranulata subsp. divaricata Paul G.Wilson Nuytsia 3:45 (1980)
	Halosarcia pergranulata subsp. elongata Paul G.Wilson Nuytsia 3:43-44 (1980)
	Halosarcia pruinosa (Paulsen) Paul G.Wilson Nuytsia 3:54-55 (1980)
	Halosarcia pterygosperma (J.M.Black) Paul G.Wilson Nuytsia 3:48-50 (1980)
	Halosarcia pterygosperma subsp. denticulata Paul G.Wilson Nuytsia 3:49 (1980)
	Halosarcia syncarpa Paul G.Wilson Nuytsia 3:56-58 (1980)
	Halosarcia undulata Paul G.Wilson Nuytsia 3:58-59 (1980)
	*Sarcocornia* A.J.Scott Bot.J.Linn.Soc. 75:366 (1978)
	Sarcocornia globosa Paul G.Wilson Nuytsia 3:76-77 (1980)
	*Sclerostegia* Paul G.Wilson Nuytsia 3(3):17 (1980)
	Sclerostegia arbuscula (R.Br.) Paul G.Wilson Nuytsia 3:20-21 (1980)
	Sclerostegia disarticulata Paul G.Wilson Nuytsia 3:19-20 (1980)
	Sclerostegia moniliformis Paul G.Wilson Nuytsia 3:22 (1980)
	Sclerostegia tenuis (Benth.) Paul G.Wilson Nuytsia 3:22-24 (1980)
	*Tegicornia* Paul G.Wilson Nuytsia 3(3):25 (1980)
	Tegicornia uniflora Paul G.Wilson Mat Samphire Nuytsia 3:25-27 (1980)
	Cyperaceae Juss. Gen.Pl. [Jussieu] 26 (1789)
	*Lepidosperma* Labill. Nov.Holl.Pl. 1:14 (1805)
	Lepidosperma apricola R.L.Barrett Nuytsia 23:175-180, Fig. 1A-H, 2-4 (2013)
	Lepidosperma calcicola R.L.Barrett & K.L.Wilson Nuytsia 23:181-186, Fig. 6-9 (2013)
	Dasypogonaceae Dumort.
	*Calectasia* R.Br. Prodr.Fl.Nov.Holland. 263 (1810)
	Calectasia browneana Keighery, K.W.Dixon & R.L.Barrett Nuytsia 13:419-420Fig.4 (2001)
	Calectasia gracilis Keighery Nuytsia 13:424-426,Fig.6 (2001)
	Calectasia hispida R.L.Barrett & K.W.Dixon Nuytsia 13:431-433,Fig.9 (2001)
	Calectasia keigheryi R.L.Barrett & K.W.Dixon Nuytsia 13:435-437,Fig.11 (2001)
	Calectasia narragara R.L.Barrett & K.W.Dixon Star of Bethlehem Nuytsia 13:437-439, Fig. 12 (2001)

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