Vascular Plants

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Decaisne, J. in Candolle, A.L.P.P. de (ed.) (1852), Plantaginaceae. Prodromus Systematis Naturalis Regni Vegetabilis 13(1) : 693-738 (Section) Decaisne, J. Author
Names in this reference:
  1. Plantago antarctica Decne.
  2. Plantago bellidioides Decne.
  3. Plantago consanguinea Decne.
  4. Plantago cunninghamii Decne.
  5. Plantago daltoni Decne.
  6. Plantago daltonii Decne.
  7. Plantago drummondi Decne.
  8. Plantago drummondii Decne.
  9. Plantago exilis Decne.
  10. Plantago lanceolata L.
  11. Plantago lanceolata var. eriophylla Decne.
  12. Plantago leptostachys Hook.f.
  13. Plantago mitchelli Decne.
  14. Plantago mitchellii Decne.
  15. Plantago runcinata Decne.
  16. Plantago sect. Arnoglossum Decne.
  17. Plantago sect. Mesembrynia Decne.
  18. Plantago sect. Polyneuron Decne.
  19. Plantago sericophylla Decne.
  20. Plantago struthionis A.Cunn. ex Decne.

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