Big trees of small baskets: phylogeny of the Australian genus Spyridium (Rhamnaceae: Pomaderreae), focusing on biogeographic patterns and species circumscriptions Author Clowes, Catherine Author Fowler, Rachael M. Author Fahey, Patrick S. Author Kellermann, Jürgen Author Brown, Gillian K. Author Bayly, Michael J. text Australian Systematic Botany 2022 2022-05-18 35 2 95 119 http://dx.doi.org/10.1071/sb21034 journal article 293192 10.1071/SB21034 3342e1b6-1f21-44a4-a117-a2b6d07545f1 1446-5701 10949882

Table 2. Distribution and affinities of phrase-name taxa included in this study.

Phrase name	Distribution	Morphological affinities
A Phrase name used as part of collaborative work towards a Flora of Australia treatment (Kellermann et al. 2022); published here for the first time. B Phrase name currently used in Australian Plant Census (CHAH 2020).
Spyridium sp. Kangaroo Island (W.R. Barker 7560) Kellermann A	Sandy soils on Kangaroo Island	Morphologically similar to S. vexilliferum var. vexilliferum and S. thymifolium
Spyridium sp. Dwarf (J. Kellermann 579) Kellermann A	Southern Eyre Peninsula (SA) and Kangaroo Island on sand over limestone	Prostrate to upright shrub with similarities to S. phylicoides
Spyridium sp. Red Dots (J. Kellermann 689) Kellermann A	Eyre Yorke Block on limestone	Like S. phylicoides, but with a much smaller habit
Spyridium sp. Finniss (J. Kellermann 653 & F. Nge) Kellermann A	North-eastern Fleurieu Peninsula	A robust shrub which has similarities to S. eriocephalum var. eriocephalum and var. glabrisepalum
Spyridium sp. Wollar (E.F. Constable s.n.; NSW16590) Kellermann A	Only found in an area north-west of Sydney near Dubbo; on sandy soils	Similar to both S. eriocephalum var. eriocephalum and S. scortechinii
Spyridium sp. Jerdacuttup (A.Williams 332) WA Herbarium B	Jerdacuttup region of WA	Similar to S. cordatum (Wilkins et al. 2011)