Vascular Plants

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Du Puy, D.J. & Telford, I.R.H. (1993), Nyctaginaceae. Flora of Australia 50 : 99-107 (Section) Du Puy, D.J. & Telford, I.R.H. Author
Names in this reference:
  1. Ampol
  2. Bird Lime Tree
  3. Boehmeria irritans Ridl.
  4. Boehmeria platyphylla D.Don
  5. Boerhavia L.
  6. Boerhavia albiflora Fosberg
  7. Boerhavia burbidgeana Hewson
  8. Boerhavia caespitosa Ridl.
  9. Boerhavia diffusa L.
  10. Boerhavia diffusa var. pubescens Choisy
  11. Boerhavia glabrata Blume
  12. Boerhavia repens L.
  13. Boerhavia repens var. diffusa (L.) Hook.f.
  14. Boerhavia tetrandra G.Forst.
  15. Cabbage Tree
  16. Casuarina equisetifolia L. subsp. equisetifolia
  17. Ceodes umbellifera J.R.Forst. & G.Forst.
  18. Commicarpus Standl.
  19. Commicarpus chinensis (L.) Heimerl subsp. chinensis
  20. Commicarpus insularum Meikle
  21. Dendrocnide peltata (Blume) Miq.
  22. Dendrocnide peltata subsp. murrayana (Rendle) Chew
  23. Dendrocnide peltata var. murrayana (Rendle) Chew
  24. Dendrocnide peltata (Blume) Miq. var. peltata
  25. Dubrueilia peploides Gaudich.
  26. Fleurya aestuans (L.) Gaudich.
  27. Fleurya ruderalis Gaudich.
  28. Four o'clock Plant
  29. Jamboe
  30. Jelaton
  31. Laportea aestuans (L.) Chew
  32. Laportea murrayana Rendle
  33. Laportea ruderalis (G.Forst.) Chew
  34. Mirabilis L.
  35. Mirabilis jalapa L.
  36. Pilea peploides (Gaudich.) Hook. & Arn.
  37. Pipturus argenteus var. lanosus Skottsb.
  38. Pisonia L.
  39. Pisonia excelsa Blume
  40. Pisonia grandis R.Br.
  41. Pisonia umbellifera (J.R.Forst. & G.Forst.) Seem.
  42. Pulus scrobbo
  43. Stinging Tree
  44. Urera gaudichaudiana Hensl.
  45. Urtica aestuans L.
  46. Urtica peltata Blume
  47. Urtica ruderalis G.Forst.
  48. Valeriana chinensis L.

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