Vascular Plants

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Cassia barclayana Sweet var. barclayana, legitimate, autonym autonym apni
Symon, D.E. (December 1966), A revision of the genus Cassia L. Caesalpiniaceae in Australia. Transactions of the Royal Society of South Australia 90: 89 [autonym]
nomenclatural synonym: Cassia sophera var. barclayana (Sweet) Domin legitimate taxonomic synonym: Cassia lancifolia Colla legitimate taxonomic synonym: Cassia schinifolia DC. legitimate taxonomic synonym: Cassia sophera var. schinifolia (DC.) Benth. legitimate taxonomic synonym: Cassia sophera var. clavigera Domin legitimate taxonomic synonym: Cassia occidentalis var. schinifolia (DC.) de Wit legitimate

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nomenclatural synonym of: Senna barclayana (Sweet) Randell legitimate pro parte misapplication: Cassia barclayana Sweet var. barclayana legitimate by Symon, D.E. (December 1966), A revision of the genus Cassia L. Caesalpiniaceae in Australia. Transactions of the Royal Society of South Australia 90: 89 misapplication: Cassia barclayana Sweet var. barclayana legitimate by Symon, D.E. (December 1966), A revision of the genus Cassia L. Caesalpiniaceae in Australia. Transactions of the Royal Society of South Australia 90: 89

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