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Flora of Australia series
Executive editor A.S. George
co-published by CSIRO Publishing and the Australian Biological Resources Study
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The Flora of Australia Series will describe the plants of Australia in 59 volumes. It covers land and water plants, native species, introduced weeds, flowering plants, pines, ferns, mosses, liverworts and lichens. The mainland of Australia, its off-shore territories, from the sub-Antarctic islands of Heard and Macquarie, to the tropical and subtropical islands of Cocos (Keeling), Christmas, Norfolk and Lord Howe, will all be covered. There are keys for identification, detailed descriptions, notes, illustrations, maps of distribution, and major references for further information. The: fungi and algae will be treated in the companion series Fungi of Australia and Algae of Australia.
'. . . the Flora of Australia was ranked " among the very best" of floras worldwide... The Introduction offers an excellent and up-to-date overview of the multifarious nature of floristics in Australia.' Taxon 48, August 1999
New addition to the Flora of Australia series
Flora of Australia Volume 2 Winteraceae to Platanaceae
Published in March 2007, colour plates, illustrations, maps, 504 pages
Price: soft cover $A120.00 (add $A11 postage within Australia, overseas postage please request a quote) (hard cover version OUT OF PRINT),
Volume 2 describes 24 families of plants, representing some of the most ancient flowering plants known. Most of them are largely tropical, with the exception of Ranunculaceae, and the wholly introduced families Berberidaceae, Papaveraceae,Fumariaceae and Platanaceae. In all, the volume contains 24 families, 95 genera, and 456 taxa at species and infraspecific level.
The Lauraceae include many important timber trees in Queensland and New South Wales, as well as the invasive introduced tree species Cinnamomum camphora, the Camphor Laurel. Aristolochiaceae, Austrobaileyaceae and Piperaceae are often spectacular flowering vines in more northern areas, while in southern Australia Cassytha in the Lauraceae and Clematis in the Ranunculaceae are the most common climbing genera. Ranunculus is one of the larger genera described, with 51 species mostly in the south-east and Tasmania, and an important component of the alpine flora.
Flora of Australia titles still available
(add $A11 postage within Australia, overseas postage please request a quote)
- Volume 1. Introduction 2nd edition, published in 1999, hard cover $A90.00
- Volume 2 Winteraceae to Plantanaceae, published in 2007, soft cover $A120.00 (hard cover OOP)
- Volume 3. Hamamelidales to Casuarinales, published in 1998, hard cover $A54.95
- Volumes 11A & 11B: Mimosaceae, Acacia, published in 2001, hard cover $A199.00, soft cover $A150.00
- Volume 12. Mimosaceae (excluding Acacia), Caesalpiniaceae, published in 1998, hard cover $A79.95, soft cover $A69.95
- Volume 17A. Proteaceae 2: Grevillea, published in 2000, hard cover $A99.95
- Volume 17B. Proteaceae 3: Hakea to Dryandra, published in 1999, hard cover $A99.95
- Volume 18. Podostemaceae to Combretaceae, published in 1990, hard cover $A69.95, soft cover $A54.95
- Volume 28. Gentianales, published in 1996, soft cover $A74.95
- Volume 35. Brunoniaceae, Goodeniaceae, published in 1992, hard cover $A64.95, soft cover $A49.95
- Volume 43. Poaceae 1 Introduction and Atlas, published in 2002, hard cover $A110.00. soft cover $A94.95
- Volume 44B. Poaceae 3, published in 2005, hard cover $A130.00, soft cover $A110.00
- Volume 49. Oceanic Islands I, published in 1994, hard cover $A79.95, soft cover $A64.95
- Volume 50. Oceanic Islands II, published in 1993, hard cover $A69.95, soft cover $A54.95
- Volume 51. Mosses 1, published in 2006, hard cover $A120.00, soft cover $A99.00
- Volume 54. Lichens: Introduction, Lecanorales I, published in 1992, hard cover $A69.95, soft cover $A49.95
- Volume 55. Lichens: Lecanorales 2, Parmeliaceae, published in 1994, hard cover $A74.95, soft cover $A59.95
- Volume 56A. Lichens 4, published in 2004, hard cover $A99.95, soft cover $A84.95
- Volume 58A Lichens 3, published in 2001, hard cover $A89.95, soft cover $A74.95
Out of print:
- Volume 4. Phytolaccaceae to Chenopodiaceae, 1984
- Volume 8. Lecythidales to Batales, 1982
- Volume 16. Elaeagnaceae, Protaceae 1, 1995
- Volume 19. Myrtaceae: Eucalyptus, Angophora, 1988
- Volume 22. Rhizophorales to Celastrales, 1984
- Volume 25. Melianthaceae to Simaroubaceae, 1985
- Volume 29. Solanaceae, 1982
- Volume 45. Hydatellaceae to Liliaceae, 1987
- Volume 46. Iridaceae to Dioscoreaceae, 1986
- Volume 48. Ferns, Gymnosperms and Allied Groups, 1998
Flora of Australia Supplementary Series
This series comprises bibliographic, monographic, nomenclatural and compendium works considered to be basic references for the research underlying the Flora of Australia and are published on an occasional basis by the Flora Section of ABRS.
Titles are soft cover, series ISSN 13232169 (add $A11 postage within Australia, overseas postage please request a quote)
- No. 1. Marine benthic flora of southern Australia Rhodophyta - Part IIIA Bangiophyceae and Florideophyceae (Acrochaetiales, Nemaliales, Gelidiales, Hildenbrandiales and Gigartinales) by H.B.S. Womersley et al., 1994, 508 pages, $A54.95
- No. 2. Register of type specimens of mosses in Australian Herbaria by H.P. Ramsay and J. Seur, 1994, 142 pages, $A32.50
- No. 3. Atlas of the vascular rainforest plants of the Northern Territory by D.T. Liddle, J. Russell-Smith, J. Brock, G.J. Leach and G.T. Connors, 1994, 164 pages, Out of print
- No. 4. Bibliographic checklist of the non-marine algae of Australia by S.A. Day, R.P. Wickham, T.J. Entwistle, and P.A. Tyler, 1995, 276 pages, $A54.95
- No.5. The marine benthic flora of southern Australia Rhodophyta - Part IIIB Gracilariales, Rhodymeniales, Corallinales and Bonnemaisoniales by H.B.S. Womersley et al., 1996, 393 pages, $A49.95
- No.6. Leaf and cuticle atlas of Australian leafy Lauraceae by D.C. Christophel and A.I. Rowett, 1996, 217 pages, $A43.50
- No. 7. Checklist of lichens and allied fungi by Rex B. Filson, 1996, 205 pages, $A43.50
- No. 8. Vegetation of Tasmania edited by J.B. Reid, R.S. Hill, M.J. Brown and M.J. Hovenden, 1999, 456 pages, $A60.00
- No. 9. Lichens of rainforest in Tasmania and south-eastern Australia by G. Kantvilas and S.J. Jarman, photographs by B.A. Fuhrer, 1999, 212 pages, $A39.95
- No. 10. Floodplain flora: a flora of the coastal floodplains of the Northern Territory, Australia by I.D. Cowie, P.S. Short and M. Osterkamp Madsen, 382 pages, $A60.00
- No. 11. Key to the genera of Australian lichens: apothecial crusts by H.T. Lumbsch, P.M. McCarthy and W.M. Malcolm, 2001, 64 pages, OUT OF PRINT