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R.J.Bates Name author Bates, R.J. Reference author
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38 References:
  1. Bates, R.J. (2006-2009), Orchids of South Australia
  2. Bates, R.J. in Jessop, J.P. (16 June 1989), Dilleniaceae, in A list of the vascular plants of South Australia (Edition III). Journal of the Adelaide Botanic Gardens 12(1)
  3. Bates, R.J. (21 September 1990), Prasophyllum litorale a new species of Orchidaceae from south-west Victoria and adjacent South Australia. Journal of the Adelaide Botanic Gardens 13
  4. Bates, R.J. (21 September 1990), Notes on the genus Microtis (Orchidaceae) in Western Australia with the description of two new taxa. Journal of the Adelaide Botanic Gardens 13
  5. Bates, R.J. (11 July 1993), Othonna gypsicola (Compositae) - a new species from northern South Australia. Journal of the Adelaide Botanic Gardens 15(2)
  6. Bates, R.J. in Walsh, N.G. & Entwisle, T.J. (ed.) (1994), Prasophyllum. Flora of Victoria Edn. 1, 2
  7. Bates, R.J. (8 May 1995), The species of Wurmbea (Liliaceae) in South Australia. Journal of the Adelaide Botanic Gardens 16
  8. Bates, R.J. (29 August 1996), Arid land Microtis (Orchidaceae) in Western Australia with the description of three new taxa. Journal of the Adelaide Botanic Gardens 17
  9. Bates, R.J. (2006), Orchids of South Australia Edn. 1
  10. Bates, R.J. (2006), South Australian Native Orchids
  11. Bates, R.J. (8 February 2007), A review of South Australian Wurmbea (Colchicaceae- Liliaceae): keys, new taxa and combinations, and notes. Journal of the Adelaide Botanic Gardens 21
  12. Bates, R.J. (2007), Orchids of South Australia Edn. 2
  13. Bates, R.J. (2008), Orchids of South Australia Edn. 3
  14. Bates, R.J. (29 September 2008), Prasophyllum laxum (Orchidaceae), a new leek-orchid species from southern Eyre Peninsula, South Australia. Journal of the Adelaide Botanic Gardens 22
  15. Bates, R.J. (November 2008), Microtis alboviridis (Orchidaceae): a new onion orchid species from south-west Western Australia. The Orchadian 16(2)
  16. Bates, R.J. (2009), Orchids of South Australia Edn. 4
  17. Bates, R.J. (20 December 2010), The Thelymitra pauciflora R.Br. complex (Orchidaceae) in South Australia with the description of seven new taxa. Journal of the Adelaide Botanic Gardens 24
  18. Bates, R.J. (2011), South Australia's native orchids
  19. Bates, R.J. (March 2013), A new species of sun orchid Thelymitra from the Mt Lofty Ranges in South Austalia. The Orchadian 17(7)
  20. Bates, R.J. (May 2013), Thelymitra corrugata R Bates. A recently named species from the Mt Lofty Ranges in South Australia. Journal of the Native Orchid Society of South Australia 37(4)
  21. Bates, R.J. (September 2014), Pterostylis simulans (Orchidaceae), a new boom or bust species of rusty hood from northern South Australia. The Orchadian 18(1)
  22. Bates, R.J. (2014), Arachnorchis subglabriphylla, a new spider orchid from the northern Flinders Ranges in South Australia. Australian Orchid Review 79(3)
  23. Bates, R.J. (2014), Caladenia pygmaea, the pygmy finger orchid validated at species level (after more than a century of being misunderstood). Australian Orchid Review 79(5)
  24. Bates, R.J. (2014), A new subspecies of the "Giant Sun Orchid" Thelymitra grandiflora from the Flinders Ranges in northern South Australia. Australian Orchid Review 79(6)
  25. Bates, R.J. (2015), A new fire stimulated Leek Orchid from South Australia. Australian Orchid Review 80(4)
  26. Bates, R.J. (2015), A new, miniature helmet orchid Orchidaceaea [sic] from South Australia is described as new and a larger helmet orchid Corysanthes dilatata re-instated. Australian Orchid Review 80(5)
  27. Bates, R.J. (2015), Validation of the name Microtis gracilenta. The Orchadian 18(6)
  28. Bates, R.J. (2015), A new species of dwarf pink finger orchid Caladenia (Orchidaceae) from South Australia. Australian Orchid Review 80(1)
  29. Bates, R.J. (2015), Diuris calcicola a new species of mallee donkey orchid from South Australia. Australian Orchid Review 80(5)
  30. Bates, R.J. (2016), Three new green-comb Spider Orchids (Arachnorchis species) from South Australia. Australian Orchid Review 81(1)
  31. Bates, R.J. (2016), Thelymitra abrupta a new species of Sun Orchid (Orchidaceae) from South Australia. Australian Orchid Review 81(2)
  32. Bates, R.J. (2016), New combinations in the South Australian Caladeniinae. Australian Orchid Review 81(6)
  33. Bates, R.J. (2016), New combinations in the South Australia Orchidaceae. Australian Orchid Review 81(2)
  34. Bates, R.J. (2016), Two new Caladeniinae Orchidaceae) from South Australia. Australian Orchid Review 81(4)
  35. Bates, R.J. (2016), Two new Caladeniinae (Orchidaceae) from the South Australian Wheat-belt. Australian Orchid Review 81(5)
  36. Bates, R.J. (2019), A new species of pink finger orchid Caladenia (Orchidaceae) from South Australia. Australian Orchid Review 84(2)
  37. Bates, R.J. (2019), Thelymitra tubulina a new species of sun orchid (Orchidaceae) from South Australia. Australian Orchid Review 84(1)
  38. Bates, R.J. (2019), Prasophyllum gravesii (Orchidaceae) a new leek orchid from coastal sandhills of Eyre Peninsula, South Australia. Australian Orchid Review 84(3)

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