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The fate of Acacia

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2011

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Linder, H. Peter
Crisp, Michael

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International Society for Plant Taxonomy

Abstract

We propose a once-off "special committee" to developed a proposal that could resolve the entrenched positions in the case of the typification of Acacia. It is important that such a proposal has a broad, consensual, support, rather than rely on a "winner takes all" approach.

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Keywords: conservation management; nomenclature; shrub; taxonomy; Acacia Acacia; Botanical nomenclature; Conservation of names; International Botanical Congress

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http://hdl.handle.net/1885/62863

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ANU Research Publications

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Taxon

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2037-12-31

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