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previous descriptions. Thus the descriptions for Aira elegans and A. cupaniana note As for A. caryophyllea but... (pp. 460,461). Information on distribution, ecology, hybridization, relationships, etc. is extensive, as is the 21-page illustrated glossary. The 16 excellent plates of color paintings by Anita Barley distributed throughout the text (after pp. 86, 118, 278, 310, 502, 534, 726, 758) would have been better ganged to avoid misplacements like Gahnia and other Cyperaceae falling in Pinaceae 120 pages from the beginning of Cyperaceae. Hearty congratulations to the authors for producing such an impressive regional flora. Rudolf Schmid, UC
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