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	Myrtaceae Juss. Gen.Pl. [Jussieu] 322 (1789)
	*Eucalyptus* L'Her. Sert.Angl. (1789)
	Eucalyptus ebbanoensis subsp. photina Brooker & Hopper Glossy-leaved Sandplain Mallee Nuytsia 9:2-3 (1993)
	Eucalyptus exigua Brooker & Hopper Flat-budded Mallee Nuytsia 9:60-61, Fig. 27 (1993)
	Eucalyptus georgei subsp. fulgida Brooker & Hopper Nuytsia 9:47-48,Fig.20 (1993)
	Eucalyptus glomerosa Brooker & Hopper Jinjulu Nuytsia 9:32-34,Fig.13 (1993)
	Eucalyptus indurata Brooker & Hopper Ironbark Nuytsia 9:26-28, Fig. 10 (1993)
	Eucalyptus kingsmillii subsp. alatissima Brooker & Hopper Nuytsia 9:38-39, Fig. 16 (1993)
	Eucalyptus leprophloia Brooker & Hopper Scaly Butt Mallee Nuytsia 9:12-13,Fig.5 (1993)
	Eucalyptus macrocarpa subsp. elachantha Brooker & Hopper Small-leaved Mottlecah Nuytsia 9:37-38 (1993)
	Eucalyptus marginata subsp. elegantella Brooker & Hopper Nuytsia 9:4-5 (1993)
	Eucalyptus marginata subsp. thalassica Brooker & Hopper Blue-leaved Jarrah Nuytsia 9:5-6 (1993)
	Eucalyptus myriadena subsp. parviflora Brooker & Hopper Nuytsia 9:61-62, Fig. 28 (1993)
	Eucalyptus obesa Brooker & Hopper Ninety Mile Tank Mallee Nuytsia 9:21-22, Fig. 9 (1993)
	Eucalyptus olivina Brooker & Hopper Olive-leaved Mallee Nuytsia 9:45-47 (1993)
	Eucalyptus petrensis Brooker & Hopper Limestone Mallee Nuytsia 9:16-18, Fig. 7 (1993)
	Eucalyptus polita Brooker & Hopper Parker Range Mallet Nuytsia 9:51-52, Fig. 23 (1993)
	Eucalyptus quadrans Brooker & Hopper Cascade Mallee Nuytsia 9:43-44, Fig. 18 (1993)
	Eucalyptus rudis subsp. cratyantha Brooker & Hopper Large-flowered Flooded Gum Nuytsia 9:63, Fig. 29 (1993)
	Eucalyptus surgens Brooker & Hopper Nuytsia 9:53-54, Fig. 24 (1993)
	Eucalyptus tenuis Brooker & Hopper Nuytsia 9:48-51,Fig.22 (1993)
	Eucalyptus ×impensa Brooker & Hopper Eneabba Mallee Nuytsia 9:35-37, Fig. 15 (1993)

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