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EDINBURGH JOURNAL OF BOTANY E D VOLUME 73, NO. 3 (2016) I N B U CONTENTS R G New names in the ‘Cynoglossum montanum group’ (Boraginaceae) in the Mediterranean area H K. SUTORÝ 265 Six new species of Syzygium (Myrtaceae) from Sumatra JO AN INTERNATIONAL JOURNAL OF PLANT P. WIDODO & T. CHIKMAWATI 277 U SYSTEMATICS AND BIODIVERSITY A new species of Freziera (Pentaphylacaceae) from Ecuador, with large leaves and flowers R D. SANTAMARÍA-AGUILAR, D. A. NEILL & L. P. LAGOMARSINO 291 N A reinstatement, recircumscription and revision of the genus Donella (Sapotaceae) B. MACKINDER, D. J. HARRIS & L. GAUTIER 297 AL VOLUME 73, No. 3 Plant species described by George Bentham and Joseph Hooker in Henderson and Hume’s O Lahore to Ya¯ rkand I. M. TURNER 341 F Zamia (Zamiaceae) phenology in a phylogenetic context: does in situ reproductive timing B correlate with ancestry? O J. A. R. CLUGSTON, M. P. GRIFFITH, G. J. KENICER, C. E. HUSBY, M. A. CALONJE, T D. W. STEVENSON & D. P. LITTLE 345 A N Book review Y Atlas of the Aegean Flora. Part 1: Text & Plates. Part 2: Maps, by A. Strid 371 Reviewers for Volume 73 375 Index to Volume 73 377 V o Volume contents lum e 7 3 , N o . 3 , p p . 2 6 5 – 3 9 7 N o v e The cover illustration, drawn by Mary Mendum, is of the diminutive alpine plant Sibbaldia m b procumbens, named in honour of one of the Royal Botanic Garden Edinburgh’s founders, e r Robert Sibbald. 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