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TRIM SIZE 174X247MM EDINBURGH JOURNAL OF BOTANY EDINBURGH JOURNAL OF BOTANY: INSTRUCTIONS FOR AUTHORS (July 2019) Edinburgh Journal of Botany is an international journal of plant systematics. Contributions relating to plant systematics and allied subjects, including biodiversity, conservation science and phytogeography, EDITORIAL BOARD will be considered. Papers reporting the results of research that link traditional and modern techniques Dr Neil Bell, Editor-in-chief Dr Sabina Knees, Associate Editor are especially welcomed. Manuscripts should be sent in electronic form to [email protected]. All manu- Royal Botanic Garden Edinburgh Royal Botanic Garden Edinburgh scripts will be subject to multiple peer review before publication. Submitted manuscripts should not have Bryology and phylogenetics Taxonomy – Europe and the Middle East been accepted for publication or be under consideration elsewhere. The language of the journal is UK English. 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FSC is an independent, Typeset by Aptara and Lumina, India. Printed by Bell & Bain, Glasgow. nongovernmental, not-for-profit organisation established to promote the responsible management of the world’s © Trustees of the Royal Botanic Garden Edinburgh (2019). forests. Please see www.fsc.org for information. TRIM SIZE 174X247MM EDINBURGH JOURNAL OF BOTANY E D VOLUME 76 , NO. 2 ( 2019 ) I N B U CONTENTS R G New taxa and new combinations in the British flora H t. c. g. rich, a. mcveigh & c. a. Stace 173 Three new species of Barbacenia (Velloziaceae) from Tocantins, Brazil JO AN INTERNATIONAL JOURNAL OF PLANT r. J. v. alveS, a. r. guimarÃeS, r. SaDala, m. lira & n. g. Da Silva 181 U SYSTEMATICS AND BIODIVERSITY Contributions to the knowledge of Cambodian Cyperaceae R K. tremetSBerger, S. hameiSter, D. a. SimpSon & K.-g. BernharDt 197 N Typification of Sri Lankan Gesneriaceae S. ranaSinghe, D. J. miDDleton, h. J. atKinS, r. milne & m. mÖller 221 A VOLUME 76 , No. 2 L Phylogeny of two African genera of Sapotaceae – Englerophytum and Synsepalum D. Borg, J. e. richarDSon, D. J. harriS, l. gautier, m. hugheS & B. macKinDer 231 O Hiraea costaricensis and H. polyantha, two new species of Malpighiaceae, F and circumscription of H. quapara and H. smilacina B c. anDerSon 269 O An updated checklist and a new species of Begonia (B. rheophytica) from Myanmar T m. hugheS, m. m. aung & K. armStrong 285 A Panaeolus (Agaricales) from western Paraná State, South Brazil, with a description of a N new species, Panaeolus sylvaticus Y a. g. S. Silva-filho, c. Seger & v. g. cortez 297 V o lu m e 7 6 , N o . 2 , p p . 1 7 3 – 3 0 9 J u ly The cover illustration, drawn by Mary Mendum, is of the diminutive alpine plant Sibbaldia 20 1 procumbens, named in honour of one of the Royal Botanic Garden Edinburgh’s founders, 9 Robert Sibbald. This plant is used, in a stylised form, as the Garden’s official logo. Date of print copy publication of Edinburgh Journal of Botany 76(1) (pages 1–172): 21 February 2019 Cambridge Core For further information about this journal please go to the journal website at: cambridge.org/ejb ISSN: 0960-4286 174mm x 247mm