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Muelleria Muelleria , Algal and Fungal and Systematics Royal Botanic Gardens Melbourne Birdwood Avenue, South Yarra Victoria, www.rbg.vic.gov.au ISSN 0077-1813 Vol 32, 2014 Volume 32, 2014 Contents Volume 32, 2014

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A new herbaceous species of Pluchea (Asteraceae: Plucheinae) from central Australia...... 3 – D.E. Albrecht and A.R. Bean Studies of the distribution and taxonomy of Xanthorrhoea glauca subsp. angustifolia (Xanthorrhoeaceae) in Victoria...... 8 – M.P. Bellette A revision of the Coronidium scorpioides (Asteraceae: Gnaphalieae) complex...... 16 – N. Walsh Notes on Olearia (Asteraceae: Astereae) in south-east Australia: O. tenuifolia, O. adenophora F.Muell. and description of a new species endemic to eastern Victoria...... 34 Source: Mueller, F. (1886). – N. Walsh Description and illustrations The weed that was not: Picris hieracioides (Asteraceae) in Australia...... 39 of the myoporinous – L. Gillbank of Australia. II. Lithograms. Rubus costifolius and R. bergii in the National Herbarium of Victoria...... 52 John Ferres, Government – A. van de Beek Printer: Melbourne, pl. LIX. Illustration: Robert Graff Hidden treasures: Brazilian plants collected by Prince Maximilian zu Wied held in the National Herbarium of Victoria (MEL)...... 58 Myoporum bateae was named – C.L. Gallagher and P.L.R. de Moraes for Mary Bate, who collected the type specimens. Mary ‘A taste for botanic science’: Ferdinand Mueller’s female collectors and the history of Australian botany...... 72 collected over 350 specimens – S. Maroske in total – including fungi, algae and mosses – around Ferdinand Mueller’s female plant collectors: a biographical register...... 92 Mount Dromedary and Tilba – S. Maroske and A. Vaughan Tilba in New South Wales. She was one of at least 225 women Book review throughout Australia who Review of Collecting ladies: Ferdinand von Mueller and women botanical artists...... 173 collected botanical specimens – J.R. Thurlow for Ferdinand von Mueller. 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Muelleria volume 31 was distributed on 8 April 2013