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Methods Arrangement of the text. The taxa included here are all refenable to Acacia secttonplurinerves (Benth.) ,,A. Maiden & Betche and are treated in five groups, the densiflora Group,,, the "A. ,'A. ,A. ancistrophyLlaGroup",the"A. enenra Group',,the fragitis Group" andthe dielsil Group,,. Apart from their globular heads on axillary peduncles these taxa have rn common onlv their microneurousphyllodes (cl Maslin & Pedtey 1988for definition), having usually numerous,closely parallel, longitudinal neryeswith anastomosesabsent or rare. It should be noted that these,,GrouDs', are simply mnemonic devices adoptedto bring togethertaxa that are consideredto be most closelv related to one anotherfor purposesof communication. Theseare informal groupingsand not all thl taxa which could be referredto them are necessarilyincluded herein. Furthermore,the,,Grouos', are sometimesseparated by only small differences,especially in the case of the firsr thre€, and future classiticationsmay well combine theseinto a single infragenerictaxon. Teenomic rank. orr approachto the application of rank is briefly discussedin cowan & Maslin (l995). Typncafion. Our approachto typification is discussedin Maslin & Cowan (l994b). Conservationstatus. We have assessedconservation status of eachtaxon included in this treatment. In the caseof western Australiantaxa we have usedthe conservation codes for western Austalian Flora (seeend of this issue). For taxa occuning elsewherein Australia we haveused the conservation codingsof Briggs andLeigh ( t988.). Measurements. All measurementsand observationswere made from dried specimensunless stated otherwlse. The ..Acacia densiflora Group', Although they have no unique distinguishing characters,the speciesof this,,GrouD" can be recognizedin sectionPlurtnemes by acombination oftheir tomentulosebranchlets (excepi glabrous rn A. papulosa and appressed-puberulousin A. tlissona and somematerial ofA. erenophiial-with the indumentum often extendingto the adaxialsurface ofthe pulvinus, cucullatebasal peduncular bracts and their small headson short peduncles. The taxa refened to this Group include the following: A. densiflora Morrison, A. drssora R.S. cowan & Maslin sp. nov. (including var. dissona andv;r. indoloria R S. cowan & Masrin var. nov.), A. eremoph aw. Fitzg. (including var. eremoph a and var. variablis Maid'en& Blakely), A. hadrophyua R.s. cowan & Maslin sp. nov., A. kargoorriensis R.S. cowan & Maslin sp. nov.,A. mackeyanaEwart& Ieanwhlte, A. papuiosaR.s.cowan & Maslin sp. nov. and A. undosa R.S. Cowan & Maslin sp. nov. 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(lq8tets seruneuos) gaA apurcun-qnsol opurcunluo8und-uou qlr,r sopollrqd t otoyfisuap'V I eleFpunlou'.&leq spod:^Ir€q salcunpad :sdnlq8rcr1s + lua8und,(lasreoc o1 fldreqs qr,,n sopoy1,4g4 y 43ue1rraqt V lseel$ roJpelrun spdeg g frmq slelqcuerg g nso|ndod'y 7""" sno;qe16slalqcuerg 6 ")rui elaJet-qnsol eleJelsepo[fqd 'I Joe ,dnotg uoufisuap'y,,;o exel o1,(ay 9I ^wllecslwrrrrry'ullset{ u gpuv us.roJ s d G66r 208 Nuytsiavol. 10,No. 2 (1995) L. Acacia densiflora Morrison, Scott.Bot. Rev. 1: 96 (1912): Trans.& Proc. Bot. Soc.Edinbureh 26: 51 0917) II tl Typas: Kellerbenin, E Avon district, Westem Australia,September 1897,R.8. Iea,te (iso: K, NSW, d PERTH 01017489fragment ex E). al p Dense,rounded or obconic s/irubs (0.2)0.5-I.Z(1.7) m tall, few- to many-sternmedfrom ground Ievel. Bark grey, smooth, sometimesfissured basally. Branchlets tomentulosewith short, dense, crisped white hairs, sometimesreddish resin-hairs intermixed. New shoots with grey, a matted pubescenceand with many rust-coloured resin-hairs. Stlprles persistent,subulate to triangular, 0.5-2.5 mm long, t puberulous. Phyllodes terete, sub-tercteor compressedto flat and linear, 25-50(60) mm long, l-2 mm wide, rigid, inclined to ascending,straight, glabrous except tomentulose on pulvinus and baseof phyllodes, sometimessparingly appressed-puberulous but glabrescent,dark tr green; apexending in a straightor slightly curved,sharply to coanely pungentpoint;t 16 neruesplane p to slightly raised, closely parallel, sometimesinegularly venuculose, stomataraised; gland small, 1 located on adaxial margin near the middle of blade, occasionally a second gland on upper a 1/2 of blade. Peduncles2 per axil,0.5-1.5 mm long, crisped-tomenttiose; basal peduncular bract T caducous,cucullate, 1.5-3mm long,villose; heads globular, 4-5 mm diam.,(l l ) l5- l8(25)-flowered: I bracteoles oblanceolateto obovate,arcuate, puberulous and ciliolate, Flowers 5-merous.Sepals less I than half petals, pods as long as l/2-3/4 ufited. Petals 112united. linear, raised over and slightly r constricted between seeds, to 4.5 cm long and 2.5 mm wide, thin-crustaceous,slightly curved, sometimes slightly tlexuose, tomentulose and with many red resin hairs. ,Seedslongitudinally anangedin pods,efliptic, c. 3 mm long, 2 mm wide, I mm thick, glossyblack pleurogramlJ-shaped; areole smalli arll terminal, short-tubularwith scallopedmargin, 2 mm long, white. Selectedspecimens examined. WESTERN AUSTRALIA: 30 km W of90 mile Tank, Frank Hann National Park, T.E.H. Aplin andM.E. Trudgen5918 (K, MO, NY, PERTH); about0.5 miles [0.8 km] N of Bendering on road to Narembeen,B.R.
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