Original Research
New taxa, new records and name changes for southern African plants
Submitted: 17 October 1990 | Published: 17 October 1990
About the author(s)
B. C. de Wet, All members of staff of the National Botanical Institute, South AfricaG. Germishuizen, All members of staff of the National Botanical Institute, South Africa
B. D. Schrire, All members of staff of the National Botanical Institute, South Africa
M. Jordaan, All members of staff of the National Botanical Institute, South Africa
B. J. Pienaar, All members of staff of the National Botanical Institute, South Africa
W. G. Welman, All members of staff of the National Botanical Institute, South Africa
C. Reid, All members of staff of the National Botanical Institute, South Africa
C. M. van Wyk, All members of staff of the National Botanical Institute, South Africa
L. Fish, All members of staff of the National Botanical Institute, South Africa
K. L. Immelman, All members of staff of the National Botanical Institute, South Africa
J. van Rooy, All members of staff of the National Botanical Institute, South Africa
S. M. Perold, All members of staff of the National Botanical Institute, South Africa
J. Taussig, All members of staff of the National Botanical Institute, South Africa
N. P. Barker, All members of staff of the National Botanical Institute, South Africa
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Additions and alterations to the inventory of approximately 25 000 southern African plant taxa are reported for the period from February 1989 to February 1990. In this period, a total of 890 alterations have been recorded. These changes result from the continual surveying of taxonomic literature received by the library of the National Botanical Institute.
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doi: 10.1016/S0254-6299(16)30924-3