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Flora of Australia: Solanaceae. volume 29

By Australia. Bureau of Flora and Fauna

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Publisher
Australian Government Publishing Service
Year
1982
ISBN
0 642 07014 8, 978 0 642 07014 2, 0 642 07015 6, 978 0 642 07015 9
Language
english
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PDF
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8 MB (8838301 bytes)
Series
Flora of Australia (vol. 29)
Volume
29
Pages
208\227
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2022-07-07 07:35:55
Solanaceae

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In this volume all 206 species of the Solanaceae known to be indigenous or naturalised in Australia are described. The family includes important toxic plants, weeds and drug plants. The family Solanaceae in Australia contains 140 indigenous species such as boxthorn, wild tobacco, wild tomato, Pituri and tailflower. The 66 naturalised members include nightshade, tomato, thornapple, petunia, henbane, capsicum and Cape Gooseberry. Cover Front flap Front endpaper Frontispiece EDITORIAL COMMITTEE CONTENTS CONTRIBUTORS TO VOLUME 29 INTRODUCTION Acknowledgments SOLANACEAE KEY TO SUBFAMILIES AND TRIBES KEY TO GENERA Subfam. I. CESTROIDEAE Trib. I. ANTHOCERCIDEAE Don 1. ANTHOCERCIS 1. Anthocercis viscosa 1a. Anthocercis viscosa subsp. viscosa 1b. Anthocercis viscosa subsp. caudata 2. Anthocercis fasciculata 3. Anthocercis angustifolia 4. Anthocercis littorea 5. Anthocercis ilicifolia 5a. Anthocercis ilicifolia subsp. ilicifolia 5b. Anthocercis ilicifolia subsp. caldariola 6. Anthocercis intricata 7. Anthocercis genistoides 8. Anthocercis anisantha 8a. Anthocercis anisantha subsp. anisantha 8b. Anthocercis anisantha subsp. collina 9. Anthocercis gracilis Putative hybrid 2. SYMONANTHUS 1. Symonanthus bancroftii 2. Symonanthus aromaticus 3. DUBOISIA 1. Duboisia myoporoides 2. Duboisia leichhardtii 3. Duboisia hopwoodii Excluded species 4. CYPHANTHERA 1. Cyphanthera anthocercidea 2. Cyphanthera albicans 2a. Cyphanthera albicans subsp. albicans 2b. Cyphanthera albicans subsp. tomentosa 2c. Cyphanthera albicans subsp. notabilis 3. Cyphanthera tasmanica 4. Cyphanthera scabrella 5. Cyphanthera racemosa 6. Cyphanthera myosotidea 7. Cyphanthera miersiana 8. Cyphanthera microphylla 9. Cyphanthera odgersii 9a. Cyphanthera odgersii subsp. odgersii 9b. Cyphanthera odgersii subsp. occidentalis Putative hybrids 5. GRAMMOSOLEN 1. Grammosolen dixonii 2. Grammosolen truncatus 6. ANTHOTROCHE 1. Anthotroche myoporoides 2. Anthotroche pannosa 3. Anthotroche walcottii 7. CRENIDIUM Crenidium spinescens Trib. II. CESTREAE 8. CESTRUM 1. *Cestrum elegans 2. *Cestrum aurantiacum 3 *Cestrum nocturnum 4. *Cestrum parqui Trib. III. NICOTIANEAE 9. NICOTIANA Sect. I. Suaveolentes 1. Nicotiana debneyi 1a. Nicotiana debneyi subsp. debneyi 1b. Nicotiana debneyi subsp. monoschizocarpa 2. Nicotiana cavicola 3. Nicotiana umbratica 4. Nicotiana occidentalis 4a. Nicotiana occidentalis subsp. occidentalis 4b. Nicotiana occidentalis subsp. obliqua 4c. Nicotiana occidentalis subsp. hesperis 5. Nicotiana benthamiana 6. Nicotiana excelsior 7. Nicotiana amplexicaulis 8. Nicotiana gossei 9. Nicotiana megalosiphon 9a. Nicotiana megalosiphon subsp. megalosiphon 9b. Nicotiana megalosiphon subsp. sessilifolia 10. Nicotiana simulans 11. Nicotiana rosulata 11a. Nicotiana rosulata subsp. rosulata 11b. Nicotiana rosulata subsp. ingulba 12. Nicotiana goodspeedii 13. Nicotiana suaveolens 14. Nicotiana maritima 15. Nicotiana velutina 16. Nicotiana rotundifolia Sect. II. Paniculatae 17. *Nicotiana glauca Doubtful species Putative hybrid 10. PETUNIA 1. *Petunia axillaris 2. *Petunia parviflora 11. NIEREMBERGIA *Nierembergia hippomanica Trib. IV. SALPIGLOSSIDEAE 12. BROWALLIA *Browallia americana Subfam. II. SOLANOIDEAE Trib. V. LYCIEAE 13. LYCIUM 1. Lycium australe 2. *Lycium ferocissimum 3. *Lycium barbarum 4. *Lycium afrum Trib. VI. JABOROSEAE 14. SALPICHROA *Salpichroa origanifolia Trib. VII. SOLANEAE 15. CYPHOMANDRA *Cyphomandra betacea 16. SOLANUM KEY TO GROUPS GROUP I GROUP II GROUP III GROUP IV GROUP V GROUP VI GROUP VII GROUP VIII Sect. I. Solanum 1. Solanum americanum 2. Solanum opacum 3. *Solanum furcatum 4. *Solanum chenopodioides 5. *Solanum nigrum 6. *Solanum retroflexum 7. *Solanum sarrachoides 8. *Solanum villosum Sect. II. Leiodendra 9. Solanum callium Sect. III. Dulcamara 10. *Solanum dulcamara 11. *Solanum palitans 12. *Solanum triflorum Sect. IV. Jasminosolanum 13. *Solanum jasminoides 14. *Solanum seaforthianum Sect. V. Archaesolanum 15. Solanum aviculare 16. Solanum laciniatum 17. Solanum linearifolium 18. Solanum vescum 19. Solanum simile 20. Solanum symonii 21. Solanum capsiciforme Sect. VI. Brevantherum 22. Solanum erianthum 23. *Solanum mauritianum Sect. VII. Pseudocapsica 24. *Solanum pseudocapsicum Sect. VIII. Pugiunculifera 25. Solanum pugiunculiferum Sect. IX. Acanthophora 26. *Solanum capsicoides Sect. X. Lasiocarpum 27. *Solanum ferox Sect. XI. Androceras 28. *Solanum rostratum Sect. XII. Cryptocarpum 29. *Solanum sisymbriifolium Sect. XIII. Torva 30. *Solanum hispidum 31. *Solanum torvum Sect. XIV. Irenosolanum 32. Solanum dunalianum 33. Solanum tetrandrum 34. Solanum viride Sect. XV. Graciliflorum 35. Solanum semiarmatum 36. Solanum stelligerum 37. Solanum parvifolium 38. Solanum ferocissimum 39. Solanum corifolium 40. Solanum yirrkalensis 41. Solanum discolor 42. Solanum densevestitum 43. Solanum nemophilum 44. Solanum elegans 45. Solanum chenopodinum Sect. XVI. Oliganthes 46. *Solanum di 47. *Solanum elaeagnifolium 48. Solanum orbiculatum 48a. Solanum orbiculatum subsp. orbiculatum 48b. Solanum orbiculatum subsp. macrophyllum 49. Solanum nummularium 50. Solanum oldfieldii 51. Solanum plicatile 52. Solanum coactiliferum 53. Solanum centrale 54. Solanum hesperium 55. Solanum esuriale 56. Solanum tumulicola 57. Solanum tetrathecum 58. Solanum elachophyllum 59. Solanum papaverifolium 60. Solanum adenophorum 61. Solanum eremophilum 62. Solanum lacunarium 63. Solanum terraneum 64. Solanum ellipticum 65. Solanum dianthophorum 66. Solanum cleistogamum 67. Solanum horridum 68. Solanum echinatum 69. Solanum lucani 70. Solanum seitheae 71. Solanum sturtianum 72. Solanum oligacanthum 73. Solanum karsensis 74. Solanum quadriloculatum 75. Solanum eardleyae 76. Solanum petrophilum 77. Solanum lachnophyllum 78. Solanum lasiophyllum 79. Solanum gilesii 80. Solanum ashbyae 81. Solanum gabrielae 82. Solanum prinophyllum 83. Solanum multiglochidiatum 84. Solanum cookii 85. Solanum pungetium 86. Solanum hystrix 87. Solanum hoplopetalum 88. Solanum macoorai 89. Solanum sporadotrichum 90. Solanum inaequilaterum 91. Solanum dallachii 92. Solanum furfuraceum 93. Solanum brownii Sect. XVII. MICRANTHA 94. Solanum hamulosum 95. Solanum dimorphispinum Sect. XVIII. CAMPANULATA 96. Solanum campanulatum Sect. XIX. MELONGENA 97. Solanum cinereum 98. *Solanum marginatum 99. Solanum hermannii 100. Solanum beaugleholei 101. Solanum phlomoides 102. Solanum chippendalei 103. Solanum melanospermum 104. Solanum clarkiae 105. Solanum diversiflorum 106. Solanum eburneum 107. Solanum heteropodium 108. Solanum oedipus 109. Solanum dioicum 110. Solanum cunninghamii 111. Solanum petraeum 112. Solanum cataphractum 113. Solanum carduiforme 114. Solanum leopoldensis 115. Solanum asymmetriphyllum 116. Solanum tudununggae 117. Solanum vansittartensis 17. LYCOPERSICON *Lycopersicon lycopersicum 18. CAPSICUM 1. *Capsicum annuum 2. *Capsicum frutescens 19. PHYSALIS 1. *Physalis lanceifolia 2. *Physalis ixocarpa 3. Physalis minima 4. *Physalis philadelphica 5. *Physalis peruviana 6. *Physalis pubescens 7. *Physalis virginiana 8. *Physalis viscosa 20. WITHANIA *Withania somnifera Trib. VIII. NICANDREAE 21. NICANDRA *Nicandra physalodes Trib. IX. DATUREAE 22. DATURA 1. *Datura stramonium 2. *Datura ferox 3. Datura leichhardtii 4. *Datura inoxia 5. *Datura wrightii 6. *Datura metel Trib. X. HYOSCYAMEAE 23. HYOSCYAMUS 1. *Hyoscyamus niger 2. *Hyoscyamus albus Abbreviations and Contractions Publication date of the previous volume Index Back endpapers Blank Page

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