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AN INTERNATIONAL JOURNAL OF PLANT
SYSTEMATICS AND BIODIVERSITY
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V 69 2012
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No. 1 pages 1–210 (Published 16 February 2012)
No. 2 211–370 (Published 18 June 2012)
No. 3 371–560 (Published 10 October 2012)
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CONTENTS OF VOLUME 69 (2012)
VOL. 69, NO. 1, MARCH 2012
The influence of soils on the floristic composition and community
structure of an area of Brazilian Cerrado vegetation. A. V. NERI,
C.E.G.R.SCHAEFER,A.F.SILVA,A.L.SOUZA,W.G.FERREIRA-JUNIOR&
J.A.A.MEIRA-NETO 1
Environmental heterogeneity and natural regeneration in riparian
vegetation of the Brazilian semi-arid region. G. C. O. MENINO, Y. R. F.
NUNES, R. M. SANTOS, G. W. FERNANDES & L. A. FERNANDES 29
ContributiontothefloraoftheSouthAegeanVolcanicArc:theMethana
Peninsula (Saronic Gulf, Greece). K. KOUGIOUMOUTZIS, A. TINIAKOU,
T. GEORGIADIS & O. GEORGIOU 53
Taxonomy of Hoya lyi, Hoya yuennanensis and Hoya mekongensis
(Apocynaceae – Asclepiadoideae). M. RODDA 83
A new combination in Monocarpia (Annonaceae). I. M. TURNER 95
A revision of Amomum(Zingiberaceae)in Cambodia, Laos and Vietnam.
V. LAMXAY & M. F. NEWMAN 99
Book review
Atlas of the Potential Vegetation of Ethiopia, by Ib Friis, Sebsebe
Demissew & Paulo van Breugel 207
VOL. 69, NO. 2, JULY 2012
Saxifraga minutissima, a new species from the Garhwal Himalaya,
India, and its implications for the taxonomy of the genus Saxifraga
(Saxifragaceae). R. J. GORNALL, D. S. RAWAT & ZHUOXIN ZHANG 211
Ectomycorrhizal fungi and non-agaricoid basidiomycetous macromycetes
of the Falklands. R. WATLING 219
Observations on the vegetation of Mato Grosso, Brazil. V. Changes in
thewoodyspeciesdiversityofaforestintheCerrado–AmazonianForest
transition zone and notes on the forests of the region. H. A. MEWS,
B. S. MARIMON & J. A. RATTER 239
AnewspeciesofSalacia(Hippocrateaceae)fromSouthIndia.P.S.UDAYAN,
REGY YOHANNAN, M. S. DEVIPRIYA, V. DEVIPRIYA & A. K. PRADEEP 255
Floristic inventory of one hectare of palm-dominated creek forest in
Jenaro Herrera, Peru. R. M. PRICKETT, E. N. HONORIO C., Y. BABA,
H. M. BADEN, C. M. ALVEZ V. & C. A. QUESADA 259
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Impatiens mohana (Balsaminaceae), a new scapigerous balsam from
Wayanad, Western Ghats, India. M. K. RATHEESH NARAYANAN,
K. A. SUJANA, V. BALAKRISHNAN, R. MEERA RAJ & N. ANIL KUMAR 281
A new species of Begonia (Begoniaceae) from Peninsular Thailand.
T. PHUTTHAI, M. HUGHES & K. SRIDITH 287
Pouzolzia floresiana (Urticaceae), a new species from Flores, Nusa
TenggaraTimur(LesserSundaIslands),Indonesia.C.M.WILMOT-DEAR&
I. FRIIS 293
Debregeasia australis sp. nov. (Urticaceae), with a new synopsis of and
a new key to the genus. C. M. WILMOT-DEAR & I. FRIIS 301
Two new species of Amomum (Zingiberaceae) from Western Ghats,
India. V. P. THOMAS & M. SABU 313
NewchromosomecountsinOldWorldGesneriaceae:numbersforspecies
hitherto regarded as Chirita, and their systematic and evolutionary
significance. F. CHRISTIE, S. BARBER & M. MO¨LLER 323
Camellia inusitata (Theaceae), a new species forming a new section
(Bidoupia) from Vietnam. G. OREL, P. G. WILSON, A. S. CURRY &
LUU HONG TRUONG 347
The Gesneriaceae of Sulawesi V: A new species of Rhynchoglossum and
a new combination in Codonoboea. A. KARTONEGORO 357
Book reviews
John Ray’s Cambridge Catalogue (1660), translated and edited by
P. H. Oswald & C. D. Preston 363
Flora of Nepal Volume 3, by M. F. Watson, S. Akiyama, H. Ikeda,
C. A. Pendry, K. R. Rajbhandari & K. R. Shrestha 366
An Introduction to the Trees from the North of the Republic of Congo,
by David Harris, Jean-Marie Moutsambote´, Emile Kami, Jacques
Florence, Samuel Bridgewater & Alexandra Wortley 369
VOL. 69, NO. 3, NOVEMBER 2012
Memecylon wayanadense (Melastomataceae), a new species from the
Western Ghats, India. A. R. SIVU, M. K. RATHEESH NARAYANAN,
N. S. PRADEEP, N. ANIL KUMAR & A. G. PANDURANGAN 371
Two new species of Neottia (Orchidaceae) from India. M. BHAUMIK 379
FiveraregeneraofEuphorbiaceae(sensulato)intheMalayArchipelago:
Alphandia,Ashtonia,Borneodendron,CladogynosandTapo¨ides.P.C.VAN
WELZEN 389
VOLUME CONTENTS v
Phylogeny,biogeographyandcharacterevolutionofDorstenia(Moraceae).
T. M. MISIEWICZ & N. C. ZEREGA 413
Murdannia assamica, a new species of Commelinaceae from India.
A. A. ANNA ANCY & S. NAMPY 441
A revision of Berberis s.s. (Berberidaceae) in Nepal. B. ADHIKARI,
C. A. PENDRY, R. T. PENNINGTON & R. I. MILNE 447
Reviewers for Volume 69 523
Index to Volume 69 525
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