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	Amaranthaceae Juss. Gen.Pl. 87-88 (1789)
	*Ptilotus* R.Br. Prodr.Fl.Nov.Holland. 415 (1810)
	Ptilotus chrysocomus R.W.Davis Nuytsia 15:221-224,Fig.1 (2004)
	Ptilotus halophilus R.W.Davis Nuytsia 15:224-226,Fig.3 (2004)
	Asphodelaceae Juss. Gen.Pl. [Jussieu] 51 (1785)
	*Bulbine* Wolf Gen.Pl. 84 (1776)
	Bulbine pendula Keighery Nuytsia 15:241-244, Fig. 1 (2004)
	Asteraceae Bercht. & J.Presl Prir.Rostlin 254 (1820)
	*Angianthus* J.C.Wendl. Coll.Pl. 2:31 (1808)
	Angianthus halophilus Keighery Nuytsia 15:256,258-259,Fig.1 (2004)
	Dilleniaceae Salisb. Parad.Lond. pt.73 (1807)
	*Hibbertia* Andrews Bot.Repos. 2:472, Tab.126 (1800)
	Hibbertia acrotrichion J.R.Wheeler Nuytsia 15:279-281, Fig. 1 (2004)
	Hibbertia chartacea J.R.Wheeler Nuytsia 15:280, 282, Fig. 1 (2004)
	Hibbertia diamesogenos (Steud.) J.R.Wheeler Nuytsia 15:327 (2004)
	Hibbertia hibbertioides var. meridionalis J.R.Wheeler Nuytsia 15:285, 289-290, Fig. 4 (2004)
	Hibbertia hibbertioides var. pedunculata J.R.Wheeler Nuytsia 15:285, 290-291, Fig. 4 (2004)
	Hibbertia oligantha J.R.Wheeler Nuytsia 15:299-302 (2004)
	Hibbertia pachyphylla J.R.Wheeler Nuytsia 15:302-304, Fig. 2 (2004)
	Hibbertia papillata J.R.Wheeler Nuytsia 15:304-305, Fig. 2D-J (2004)
	Hibbertia psilocarpa J.R.Wheeler Nuytsia 15:305-307 (2004)
	Hibbertia pulchra var. acutibractea J.R.Wheeler Nuytsia 15:285, 292-294, Fig. 3 (2004)
	Hibbertia pulchra var. crassinervia J.R.Wheeler Nuytsia 15:285, 295-296, Fig. 3 (2004)
	Hibbertia turleyana J.R.Wheeler Nuytsia 15:307-308, 309, Fig. 3 (2004)
	Fabaceae Lindl. Intr.Nat.Syst.Bot. Ed.2:148 (1836)
	*Tephrosia* Pers. Syn.Pl. 1:328 (1806)
	Tephrosia andrewii Cowie Nuytsia 15:166-169, Fig. 1 (2004)
	Tephrosia lasiochlaena Cowie Nuytsia 15:166 (2004)
	Tephrosia procera Cowie Nuytsia 15:180-181 (2004)
	Tephrosia valleculata Cowie Nuytsia 15:181-183, Fig. 4 (2004)

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