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EDINBURGH JOURNAL OF BOTANY
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Brian Laurence Burtt: H
A celebration of longevity and productivity. I. HEDGE 1
J AN INTERNATIONAL JOURNAL OF PLANT
Plants named in honour of B. L. Burtt. A. WEBER& D. J. MIDDLETON 6 O
Botanical publications of B. L. Burtt. A. WEBER, S. SONTAG, M. MENDUM, U SYSTEMATICS AND BIODIVERSITY
O. M. HILLIARD& H. J. NOLTIE 8 R
A revision of the African genera Paropsiopsis andSmeathmannia N
(Passifloraceae – Paropsieae), including a new species of Paropsiopsis A VOLUME 66, NO. 1
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from Cameroon. J. M. DEVOS& F. J. BRETELER 27

Pouzolzia rugulosa transferred from Boehmeria, and the distinction between O
Boehmeria and Pouzolzia (Urticaceae).C. M. WILMOT-DEAR, N. ACHARYA, F

T. I. KRAVTSOVA& I. FRIIS 51 B
Bellevalia pelagica(Hyacinthaceae), a new species from the islet of Lampione O
(Pelagian Archipelago, Sicily). C. BRULLO, S. BRULLO& S. PASTA 65 T
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A new species of Tinospora(Menispermaceae) from South India. P. S. UDAYAN,
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A. K. PRADEEP& INDIRABALACHANDRAN 77
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Molecular systematics of Rhododendronsubgenus Tsutsusi(Rhodoreae,
Ericoideae,Ericaceae). K. A. KRON& E. A. POWELL 81
Lectotypification of some Arabian Apocynaceae. P. V. BRUYNS& A. G. MILLER 97
Two new species of Begonia(Begoniaceae) from Central Sulawesi, Indonesia.
D. C. THOMAS, W. H. ARDI& M. HUGHES 103 V
New orchid records from Atlantic Central Africa. V. DROISSART, B. SONKÉ, olu
M. SIMO& T. STÉVART 115 m
Revision of neotropical Calycobolusand Porana(Convolvulaceae). e 6
G. W. STAPLES& D. F. AUSTIN 133 6,
Phylogeny and classification of the Marchantiophyta. B. CRANDALL-STOTLER, N
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R. E. STOTLER& D. G. LONG 155 .
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Franz Bauer: the painted record of nature, by H. W. Lack 199 .
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