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464 NuytsiaVol.10,No.3(1996) Orchidaceae Caladenia sp. A Perth Flora= C. huegelii Rchb.f., Beitr. Syst. Pfl. 66 (1871) Pterostylis sp. A Perth Flora= P. ciliata M.A. Clem. & D.L. Jones, Australian Orchid Res. 1: 120 (1989) Proteaceae Dryandra sp. A Perth Flora= D. echinata A.S. George, Nuytsia 10: 339-340 (1996) Restionaceae Alexgeorgeasp. APerthFlora=A. nitens(Nees)L.A.S.Johnson&B.G. Briggs,Telopea2: 781-782 (1986) Stylidiaceae Stylidium sp. A Perth Flora = S. lateriticola Kenneally, Nuytsia4: 231-235 (1992) References GreenJ.W.(1985.) “CensusoftheVascularPlantsofWesternAustralia.” 2ndedition.(WAHerbarium:Perth.) MarchantN.G.,WheelerJ.R.,RyeB.L.,BennettE.M.,LanderN.S.&MacfarlaneT.D.(1987.) “FloraofthePerthRegion.” (DepartmentofConservation&LandManagement:WesternAustralia.) S. Curry and A.R. Chapman Western Australian Herbarium, Department ofConservation and Land Management, PO Box 104, Como 6152. Update to the informal names used in “Flora ofthe Kimberley Region” The “Flora of the Kimberley Region” (Wheeler et al. 1992) listed 219 taxa without formal names. Thesetaxa,eachdesignatedbyaletter,mayhavebeen undescribed,ormayhaverepresented situations where the research necesssary toelucidate the correct names was beyond the scopeofthe publication. Those now ascribed to species or subspecies are listed below. An asterisk denotes introducedtaxa. StaffmembersandassociatesoftheWesternAustralianHerbariumhavecontributed to the information presented here, especially Paul Wilson, Margaret Lawrence, Barbara Rye, Gill Perry and Judy Wheeler. Amaranthaceae Gomphrena sp. D Kimberley Flora = G. brachystylis F. Muell., Fragm. Phyt. Austral. 3: 124-125 (1862) S.CurryandA.R.Chapman,Updates toFloras 465 Aristolochiaceae Aristolochia sp. A Kimberley Flora =A. tagala Cham., Linnaea 7: 207, Tab. 5, Fig. 3 (1832) Convolvulaceae Merremia sp. A Kimberley Flora=M. quinata (R. Br.) Ooststr., FI. MalesianaSer.l, 4: 447 (1953) Cyperaceae Cyperus cunninghamii subsp. A Kimberley Flora= C. cunninghamii subsp. uniflorus K.L. Wilson, Telopea4: 419 (1991) Cyperus microcephalus subsp. A Kimberley Flora = C. microcephalus subsp. chersophilus K.L. Wilson, Telopea4: 427-429, Fig. 15a (1991) Cyperusmicrocephalussubsp. B Kimberley Flora= C. microcephalussubsp. saxicola K.L. Wilson, Telopea4: 429-430, Fig. 15b (1991) Cyperus sp. A Kimberley Flora= C. latzii K.L. Wilson, Telopea4: 487-488 (1991) Cyperus sp. B Kimberley Flora= C. astartodes K.L. Wilson, Telopea4: 421-423, Fig. 12a (1991) Cyperus sp. C Kimberley Flora= C. cracens K.LWilson, Telopea4: 435-436, Fig. 16b (1991) Cyperus sp. D Kimberley Flora= C. crispulus K.L. Wilson, Telopea4: 430-432, Fig. 16a (1991) Cyperus sp. E Kimberley Flora= C. blakeanus K.L. Wilson, Telopea4: 441-443, Fig. 19b (1991) Fimbristylis sp. J Kimberley Flora= F. blepharolepis J. Kern, Blumea 12: 25(1963) Scleriasp.AKimberleyFlora=S. lingulataC.B.Clarke,Bull.Misc.Inform.Addit.Ser. 8:58(1909) Droseraceae Drosera sp. A Kimberley Flora= D. ordensis Lowrie, Nuyts'ia9: 365-367, Fig. 1 (1994) Euphorbiaceae Euphorbia sp. A Kimberley Flora= E. kimberleyensis B.G. Thomson, Nuytsia 8: 358-360, Fig. 4 (1992) Euphorbia sp. C Kimberley Flora = E. maconochieana B.G. Thomson, Nutysia 8: 354-356, Fig. 3 (1992) Loganiaceae Mitrasacmesp.HKimberleyFlora=M. nummulariaS.Moore,J.Linn.Soc.Bot.45:208-209(1920) Loranthaceae Amyema sp. A Kimberley Flora=A. pyriformis Barlow, Blumea 36: 357-358 (1992) Amyema sp. B Kimberley Flora=A. eburna (Barlow) Barlow, Blumea 36: 327 (1992) Amyema sp. C Kimberley Flora=A. dolichopoda Barlow, Brunonia 5: 209 (1983) Malvaceae Gossypiumsp.AKimberleyFlora=G. nobileFryxell,Craven&J.M.Stewart,Syst.Bot. 17: 103-105, Fig. 1 1 (1992) A 466 NuytsiaVol.10,No.3(1996) Mimosaceae Acacia sp. B Kimberley Flora=A. manipularis R.S. Cowan & Maslin, Nuytsia 10: 12-1 (1995) Acaciasp.CKimberleyFlora=A. delicatulaTindale&P.G. Kodela,Telopea5:58-59,Fig.2(1992) Acacia sp. D Kimberley Flora=A. oligoneura F. Muell., J. Linn. Soc. Bot. 3: 139 (1859) Acacia sp. J Kimberley Flora =A. kenneallyi R.S. Cowan & Maslin, Nuytsia 10: 64-65 (1995) Acacia sp. K Kimberley Flora=A. synchronicia Maslin, Nuytsia 8: 302-304, Fig. 6 (1982) *Prosopissp. A Kimberley Flora= an admixture oftwo species: *P. glandulosa Torr., Ann. Lyceum Nat. Hist. New York 2: 191-193, Tab. 2 (1827) *P. pallida (Humb. & Bonpl. ex Willd.) Kunth, Nov. Gen. Sp. PI. 6: 309-310 (1824) Myrtaceae Eucalyptussp.AKimberleyFlora=E.gymnotelesL.A.S.Johnson&K.D.Hill,Telopea5:754(1994) Eucalyptussp. B KimberleyFlora=E. obconicaBrooker,FieldGuidetotheEucalypts3: 372(1994) Papilionaceae Glycine sp. A Kimberley Flora = G. pindanica Tindale & Craven, Austral. Syst. Bot. 6: 371-374, Fig. 1 (1993) Rubiaceae Hedyotis sp. A Kimberley Flora = Oldenlandia kochiae D.A. Halford, Austrobaileya 3: 702-703, Fig. 5 (1992) Tiliaceae Corchorus sp. A Kimberley Flora= C. capsularis L., Sp. PI. 529 (1753) Triumfetta sp. C Kimberley Flora = *T. pentandra A. Rich, ex Guill. & Pers., FI. Seneg. Tent. 98, Tab. 19 (1831) Zygophyllaceae Tribulus sp. A Kimberley Flora= T. platypterus Benth., FI. Austral. 1: 289 (1863) References WheelerJ.R.,Rye B.L.,Koch B.L.&Wilson, A.J.G.(1992.) “FloraoftheKimberleyRegion.”.(DepartmentofConservation &LandManagement:WesternAustralia.) S. Curry and A.R. Chapman Western Australian Herbarium, Department ofConservation and Land Management, PO Box 104, Como 6152.