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	Cyperaceae Juss. Gen.Pl. [Jussieu] 26 (1789)
	*Lepidosperma* Labill. Nov.Holl.Pl. 1:14 (1805)
	Lepidosperma jacksonense R.L.Barrett Nuytsia 17:54, 56, Figs 2h, 9 (2007)
	Lepidosperma lyonsii R.L.Barrett Nuytsia 17:56,58-60, Figs 2i,10 (2007)
	Dilleniaceae Salisb. Parad.Lond. pt.73 (1807)
	*Hibbertia* Andrews Bot.Repos. 2:472, Tab.126 (1800)
	Hibbertia hooglandii J.R.Wheeler Nuytsia 7: 69-72, Fig.1 (1989)
	Elaeocarpaceae Juss. Essai Propr.Méd.Pl. Ed. 2, 87 (1816)
	*Tetratheca* Sm. Spec.Bot.New Holland 5, tab. 2 (1793)
	Tetratheca butcheriana A.J.Perkins Butcher's Tetratheca Nuytsia 27:205-208, Figs 1, 3 (2016)
	Tetratheca erubescens J.P.Bull Nuytsia 17:88-94, Figs 1-2 (2007)
	Tetratheca exasperata R.Butcher Nuytsia 17:119-123, Figs 1 (2007)
	Tetratheca phoenix R.Butcher Nuytsia 17:123-126, Fig.3 (2007)
	Tetratheca pilata R.Butcher Nuytsia 17:128-132, Fig.1 (2007)
	Ericaceae Juss. Gen.Pl. [Jussieu] 159 (1789)
	*Andersonia* R.Br. Prodr. 553 (1810)
	Andersonia annelsii Lemson Nuytsia 17:197-199, Fig. 1 (2007)
	Andersonia ferricola Lemson Nuytsia 17:199-202, Fig. 2 (2007)
	Andersonia geniculata Lemson Nuytsia 17:202-204, Fig. 3 (2007)
	Andersonia hammersleyana Lemson Nuytsia 17:207-210, Fig. 5 (2007)
	Andersonia pinaster Lemson Nuytsia 17:210-212, Fig. 6 (2007)
	Andersonia redolens Lemson Nuytsia 17:205-207, Fig. 4 (2007)
	*Leucopogon* R.Br. Prodr. 541 (1810)
	Leucopogon borealis Hislop & A.R.Chapm. Nuytsia 17:175-178, Fig.3 (2007)
	Leucopogon foliosus Hislop Nuytsia 27:222-225, Fig. 1 (2016)
	Leucopogon grammatus Hislop Nuytsia 27:225-228, Figs 3, 4A (2016)
	Leucopogon inflexus Hislop Nuytsia 27:228-231, Fig. 5 (2016)
	Leucopogon prolatus Hislop Nuytsia 27:231-235, Fig. 7 (2016)
	Leucopogon simulans Hislop Nuytsia 27:235-238, Fig. 9 (2016)

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