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A new species of Gillbeea (Cunoniaceae) from north-eastern Queensland, Austrlalia

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posted on 2023-05-16, 13:15 authored by Rozefelds, A, Pellow, B
Gillbeea whypallana sp. nov. is described from the Wet Tropics of North Queensland. This species differs from G. adenopetala in the larger serrate asymmetrical stipules, hirsute leaves and fruits and the number of lateral veins/leaflet. Gillbeea adenopetala and G. whypallana both differ from G. papuana in having hairs on the lateral margins of the petals, and in having more than two ovules per carpel. The comparative morphology of the three Gillbeea species is described and illustrated, and the phylogenetic placement of the genus within the Cunoniaceae is discussed briefly.

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Publication title

Nordic Journal of Botany

Volume

20

Issue

4

Pagination

435-441

ISSN

0107-055X

Department/School

School of Natural Sciences

Publisher

Botanical Museumgothersgade

Place of publication

Denmark

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  • Restricted

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