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The topodemes of Banksia canei J.H. Willis (Proteaceae)

A Salkin, ND Hallam

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Banksia canei J . H. Willis consists of four distinct geographically isolated forms (topodemes). The variation noted between these by means of experimental cultivation is documented and a hypothesis to account for this variation is proposed. The relationship of this species with other Eubanksia species with a requirement for a cold treatment is also examined.

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Key concepts: Proteaceae, Banksia, Lichen, Biology, Paleobotany, Botany, Mycology, Plant ecology