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. 2022 Aug 22;205:299–333. doi: 10.3897/phytokeys.205.79381

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Gillian K. Brown, Javier Aju, Michael J. Bayly, Daniel J. Murphy, Todd G. B. McLay

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Figure 5. — Morphology of Heliodendron. Plate showing diagnostic features of the new genus HeliodendronA inflorescence of H.thozetianum, Hazelwood Gorge, west of Mackay, Queensland (photo, Stuart Worboys, Australian Tropical Herbarium) B single flower of H.basalticum (BRI AQ0648454) showing hairs on calyx and corolla C mature bud of H.xanthoxylon (BRI AQ0874091) showing hairs on the lobes of the calyx and corolla D seeds of H.basalticum (BRI AQ0746724) E overall pod shape of H.xanthoxylon (BRI AQ0234095) F small rigid stipules of H.basalticum (BRI AQ0673898) G glandular stipule of H.xanthoxylon (BRI AQ0771148). Whole leaf showing overall leaflet size and shape of HH.basalticum (BRI AQ0648454) IH.thozetianum (BRI AQ0611464), and JH.xanthoxylon (BRI AQ0874091). Habit of H.basalticum from K Bladensberg National Park, Queensland (photo, Dale Richter, Queensland Herbarium) L 65 km west south-west of Blackall, Queensland (photo, Murray Fagg, Australian Plant Image Index, Australian National Botanic Gardens).