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	Myrtaceae Juss. Gen.Pl. [Jussieu] 322 (1789)
	*Calothamnus* Labill. Nov.Holl.Pl. 2:25, Tab. 164 (1806)
	Calothamnus hirsutus Hawkeswood Nuytsia 5:139-141,Figs 10-11 (1984)
	Calothamnus kalbarriensis Hawkeswood Nuytsia 5:147-150,Figs 11-17 (1984)
	Calothamnus macrocarpus Hawkeswood Nuytsia 5:146-147,Figs 11-16 (1984)
	Calothamnus tuberosus Hawkeswood Nuytsia 5:133-135,Figs 5,7,11 (1984)
	*Calytrix* Labill. Nov.Holl.Pl. 2:8,Tab.146 (1806)
	Calytrix ecalycata subsp. brevis Keighery Nuytsia 15:263, 266-267, Fig. 1 (2004)
	Calytrix ecalycata subsp. pubescens Keighery Nuytsia 15:263, 267-268 Fig. 1 (2004)
	Calytrix pimeleoides Keighery Nuytsia 15:262-265, Fig. 1 (2004)
	*Darwinia* Rudge Trans.Linn.Soc.London,Bot. p299, t. 22. (1816)
	Darwinia apiculata N.G.Marchant Scarp Darwinia Nuytsia 5:63-65,Fig.1 (1984)
	*Ericomyrtus* Turcz. Bull.Soc.Imp.Naturalistes Moscou 20:154 (1847)
	Ericomyrtus parviflora (Turcz.) Rye Nuytsia 25:137 (2015)
	Ericomyrtus serpyllifolia (Turcz.) Rye Nuytsia 25:138 (2015)
	Ericomyrtus tenuior (Ewart) Rye Nuytsia 25:142 (2015)
	*Eucalyptus* L'Hér. Sert.Angl. (1789)
	Eucalyptus alipes (L.A.S.Johnson & K.D.Hill) D.Nicolle & Brooker Hyden Mallet Nuytsia 15:412 (2005)
	Eucalyptus brevipes Brooker Mukinbudin Mallee Nuytsia 5:365,Figs 6-7 (1986)
	Eucalyptus calcicola subsp. unita D.Nicolle Warramurrup Mallee Nuytsia 15:71-74, Fig. 2B (2002)
	Eucalyptus calyerup McQuoid & Hopper Nuytsia 15:64-66,Fig.1 (2002)
	Eucalyptus celastroides subsp. virella Brooker Wheatbelt Mallee Nuytsia 5:359-365 (1986)
	Eucalyptus ceracea Brooker & Done Seppelt Range Gum Nuytsia 5:382-385,Figs 1-2 (1986)
	Eucalyptus chlorophylla Brooker & Done Nuytsia 5:389-390 (1986)
	Eucalyptus conglobata subsp. perata Brooker & Slee Western Cong Mallee Nuytsia 15:157-162 (2004)
	Eucalyptus ferriticola Brooker & Edgecombe Nuytsia 5:373-376,Figs 1-2 (1986)

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