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Faculty of Natural and Agricultural Sciences
School of Biological Sciences
Department of Botany

Systematics, biogeography and utilisation of the southern African flora - Research Output

Research articles in refereed specialist journals:

Coetzee JC, van Wyk AE: 2005. Lycoperdaceae-Gasteromycetes: Bovista capensis, the correct name for Bovista promontorii. Bothalia, 35 (1), pp 74-75.

van Jaarsveld EJ, van Wyk AE: 2005. Asphodelaceae: Gasteria tukhelensis, a new species from KwaZulu-Natal, South Africa. Bothalia, 35 (2), pp 164-166.

Swanevelder ZH, van Wyk AE, Truter JT: 2005. Amaryllidaceae: a new variety in the genus Clivia. Bothalia, 35 (1), pp 67-68.

Siebert SJ, van Wyk AE: 2005. Scrophulariaceae: Nemesia zimbabwensis, a new record for the FSA region with notes on its phytogeographical significance. Bothalia, 35 (1), pp 69-71.

Coetzee JC, van Wyk AE: 2005. Lycoperdaceae-Gasteromycetes: The identity of Lycoperdon complanatum and its nomenclatural implication. Bothalia, 35 (1), pp 76-78.

van Jaarsveld EJ, van Wyk AE: 2005. Hyacinthaceae: Ornithogalum juncifolium var. emsii, a new cliff-dwelling Ornithogalum from Eastern Cape, South Africa. Bothalia, 35 (1), pp 82-84.

Steyn EMA, van Wyk AE, Smith GF: 2005. Ovule-to-seed development in Dovyalis caffra (Salicaceae: Flacourtieae) with notes on the taxonomic significance of the extranucellar embryo sac. Bothalia, 35 (1), pp 101-108.

van Jaarsveld EJ, van Wyk AE: 2005. Lamiaceae: Aeollanthus rydingianus, a new species from northern Namibia and southern Angola. Bothalia, 35 (2), pp 157-160.

van Jaarsveld EJ, Desmet P, van Wyk AE: 2005. Mesembryanthemaceae: Oscularia cremnophila, a rare new species from Western Cape, South Africa. Bothalia, 35 (2), pp 160-163.

Hurter PJH, van Wyk AE: 2005. Fabaceae: Acacia ormocarpoides (Mimosoideae). A new species from Sekhukhuneland, South Africa. Bothalia, 35 (2), pp 166-169.

Steyn EMA, van Wyk AE, Smith GF: 2005. Ovule and seed structure in Scolopia zeyheri (Scolopieae), with notes on the embryology of Salicaceae. Bothalia, 35 (2), pp 175-183.

Smith GF, Craib C: 2005. Aloe craibii and its environment. Cactus and Succulent Journal, 77 (4), pp 202-204.

van Jaarsveld EJ, van Wyk AE, Condy G: 2005. Aloe omavandae (Plate 2201) (Asphodelaceae). Flowering Plants of Africa, 59, pp 2-6.

Retief E, van Wyk AE, Condy G: 2005. Codon royenii (Plate 2217) (Boraginaceae). Flowering Plants of Africa, 59, pp 114-121.

Burgoyne PM, van Wyk AE, Anderson JM, Schrire BD: 2005. Phanerozoic evolution of plants on the African plate. Journal of African Earth Sciences, 43 (1-3), pp 13-52.

Jordaan M, van Wyk AE: 2005. A new species of Gymnosporia (Celastraceae) from Southern Africa. Novon, 15 (2), pp 301-304.

van der Merwe M, van Wyk AE, Oberholster (Botha) A-M: 2005. Molecular phylogenetic analysis of Eugenia L. (Myrtaceae), with emphasis on southern African taxa. Plant Systematics and Evolution, 251 (1), pp 21-34.

Conradie JK, van Rooyen MW: 2005. Population dynamics of Leysera gnaphalodes: a statistical modelling approach. South African Journal of Botany, 71 (3&4), pp 374-379.

Coetzee JC, van Wyk AE: 2005. (1967) Proposal to conserve Calvatianom. cons.(Lycoperdaceae)against an additional name, Omalycus. Taxon, 54 (2), pp 541-542.

Luckow M, Hughes C, Schrire BD, Winter P, Fagg C, Fortunato R, Hurter J, Rico L, Breteler FJ, Bruneau A, Caccavari M, Craven L, Crisp M, Delgado A, Demissew Sebs, Doyle JJ, Grether R, Harris S, Herendeen PS, Hernandez HM, Hirsch AM, Jobson R, Klitgaard BB, Labat J-N, Lock M, Macinder B, Pfeil B, Simpson BB, Smith GF, Sousa M, Timberlake JR, Van Der Maesen JG, van Wyk AE, Vorster P, Willis CK, Wieringa JJ, Wojciechowski MF: 2005. Acacia: the case against moving the type to Australia. Taxon, 54 (2), pp 513-519.

Papers in refereed, published conference proceedings:

Huntley BJ, Siebert SJ, Steenkamp Y, Smith GF: 2005. The achievements of the Southern African Botanical Diversity Network (SABONET) - a Southern African Botanical capacity building project. In Proceedings of the XVIIth Triannual Congress of the AETFAT, Royal Botanic Gardens, Kew.

 

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