Genus: Sclerolaena

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Accepted Name	Source
Sclerolaena R.Br.	APC
According to:CHAH (2005), Australian Plant Census
Published in:Brown, R. (1810), Prodromus florae Novae Hollandiae et insulae Van-Diemen, exhibens characteres plantarum quas annis 1802-1805
Bentham (1870) treated these species as Sclerolaena and Anisacantha. In subsequent literature this endemic Australian genus was included in the northern hemisphere/African genus Bassia, following F.Mueller, Census Austral. Pl. (1882), R.H.Anderson, Proc. Linn. Soc. NSW 48: 317-355 (1923) and E.H.Ising, Trans. Roy. Soc. SA 88:61-110 (1964). They were all transferred to Sclerolaena by Scott (1978), a placement now generally accepted.

Synonym	Source
Coilocarpus F.Muell. heterotypic	APC
Published in:Mueller, F.J.H. von (1882), Systematic Census of Australian Plants
Bentham (1870) treated these species as Sclerolaena and Anisacantha. In subsequent literature this endemic Australian genus was included in the northern hemisphere/African genus Bassia, following F.Mueller, Census Austral. Pl. (1882), R.H.Anderson, Proc. Linn. Soc. NSW 48: 317-355 (1923) and E.H.Ising, Trans. Roy. Soc. SA 88:61-110 (1964). They were all transferred to Sclerolaena by Scott (1978), a placement now generally accepted.
Coilocarpus F.Muell. ex Domin heterotypic	APC
Published in:Domin, K. (1921), Beitrage zur Flora und Pflanzengeographie Australiens. Bibliotheca Botanica 22(89)
Bentham (1870) treated these species as Sclerolaena and Anisacantha. In subsequent literature this endemic Australian genus was included in the northern hemisphere/African genus Bassia, following F.Mueller, Census Austral. Pl. (1882), R.H.Anderson, Proc. Linn. Soc. NSW 48: 317-355 (1923) and E.H.Ising, Trans. Roy. Soc. SA 88:61-110 (1964). They were all transferred to Sclerolaena by Scott (1978), a placement now generally accepted.
Bassia sect. Platyacantha F.Muell. ex R.H.Anderson heterotypic	APC
Published in:Mueller, F.J.H. von (1923), Proceedings of the Linnean Society of New South Wales 48(4)
Bentham (1870) treated these species as Sclerolaena and Anisacantha. In subsequent literature this endemic Australian genus was included in the northern hemisphere/African genus Bassia, following F.Mueller, Census Austral. Pl. (1882), R.H.Anderson, Proc. Linn. Soc. NSW 48: 317-355 (1923) and E.H.Ising, Trans. Roy. Soc. SA 88:61-110 (1964). They were all transferred to Sclerolaena by Scott (1978), a placement now generally accepted.
Austrobassia sect. Orthospermae Ulbr. heterotypic	APC
Published in:Ulbrich, E. in Engler, H.G.A. & Prantl, K.A.E. (1934), Die Naturlichen Pflanzenfamilien Edn. 2, 16 c
Bentham (1870) treated these species as Sclerolaena and Anisacantha. In subsequent literature this endemic Australian genus was included in the northern hemisphere/African genus Bassia, following F.Mueller, Census Austral. Pl. (1882), R.H.Anderson, Proc. Linn. Soc. NSW 48: 317-355 (1923) and E.H.Ising, Trans. Roy. Soc. SA 88:61-110 (1964). They were all transferred to Sclerolaena by Scott (1978), a placement now generally accepted.
Cyrilwhitea Ising heterotypic	APC
Published in:Ising, E.H. (1964), Cyrilwhitea, a new Genus in Chenopodiaceae. Transactions of the Royal Society of South Australia 88
Bentham (1870) treated these species as Sclerolaena and Anisacantha. In subsequent literature this endemic Australian genus was included in the northern hemisphere/African genus Bassia, following F.Mueller, Census Austral. Pl. (1882), R.H.Anderson, Proc. Linn. Soc. NSW 48: 317-355 (1923) and E.H.Ising, Trans. Roy. Soc. SA 88:61-110 (1964). They were all transferred to Sclerolaena by Scott (1978), a placement now generally accepted.
Coilocarpus F.Muell. heterotypic	APC
Published in:Mueller, F.J.H. von (1873), Fragmenta Phytographiae Australiae 8(60)
Bentham (1870) treated these species as Sclerolaena and Anisacantha. In subsequent literature this endemic Australian genus was included in the northern hemisphere/African genus Bassia, following F.Mueller, Census Austral. Pl. (1882), R.H.Anderson, Proc. Linn. Soc. NSW 48: 317-355 (1923) and E.H.Ising, Trans. Roy. Soc. SA 88:61-110 (1964). They were all transferred to Sclerolaena by Scott (1978), a placement now generally accepted.
Coilocarpus Kuntze heterotypic	APC
Published in:Kuntze, C.E.O. in Post, T. von & Kuntze, O. (1903), Lexikon Generum Phanerogamarum
Bentham (1870) treated these species as Sclerolaena and Anisacantha. In subsequent literature this endemic Australian genus was included in the northern hemisphere/African genus Bassia, following F.Mueller, Census Austral. Pl. (1882), R.H.Anderson, Proc. Linn. Soc. NSW 48: 317-355 (1923) and E.H.Ising, Trans. Roy. Soc. SA 88:61-110 (1964). They were all transferred to Sclerolaena by Scott (1978), a placement now generally accepted.
Bassia All. misapplied	APC
Published in:Allioni, C. (1766), Melanges de Philosophie et de Mathematique de la Societe Royale de Turin 3
Bentham (1870) treated these species as Sclerolaena and Anisacantha. In subsequent literature this endemic Australian genus was included in the northern hemisphere/African genus Bassia, following F.Mueller, Census Austral. Pl. (1882), R.H.Anderson, Proc. Linn. Soc. NSW 48: 317-355 (1923) and E.H.Ising, Trans. Roy. Soc. SA 88:61-110 (1964). They were all transferred to Sclerolaena by Scott (1978), a placement now generally accepted.
Bassia All. misapplied	APC
Published in:Allioni, C. (1766), Melanges de Philosophie et de Mathematique de la Societe Royale de Turin 3
Bentham (1870) treated these species as Sclerolaena and Anisacantha. In subsequent literature this endemic Australian genus was included in the northern hemisphere/African genus Bassia, following F.Mueller, Census Austral. Pl. (1882), R.H.Anderson, Proc. Linn. Soc. NSW 48: 317-355 (1923) and E.H.Ising, Trans. Roy. Soc. SA 88:61-110 (1964). They were all transferred to Sclerolaena by Scott (1978), a placement now generally accepted.
Anisacantha R.Br. heterotypic	APC
Bentham (1870) treated these species as Sclerolaena and Anisacantha. In subsequent literature this endemic Australian genus was included in the northern hemisphere/African genus Bassia, following F.Mueller, Census Austral. Pl. (1882), R.H.Anderson, Proc. Linn. Soc. NSW 48: 317-355 (1923) and E.H.Ising, Trans. Roy. Soc. SA 88:61-110 (1964). They were all transferred to Sclerolaena by Scott (1978), a placement now generally accepted.
Sclerobassia Ulbr. heterotypic	APC
Published in:Ulbrich, E. in Engler, H.G.A. & Prantl, K.A.E. (1934), Die Naturlichen Pflanzenfamilien Edn. 2, 16 c
Bentham (1870) treated these species as Sclerolaena and Anisacantha. In subsequent literature this endemic Australian genus was included in the northern hemisphere/African genus Bassia, following F.Mueller, Census Austral. Pl. (1882), R.H.Anderson, Proc. Linn. Soc. NSW 48: 317-355 (1923) and E.H.Ising, Trans. Roy. Soc. SA 88:61-110 (1964). They were all transferred to Sclerolaena by Scott (1978), a placement now generally accepted.
Sclerolaena subg. Anisacantha (R.Br.) Domin heterotypic	APC
Published in:Domin, K. (1921), Beitrage zur Flora und Pflanzengeographie Australiens. Bibliotheca Botanica 22(89)
Bentham (1870) treated these species as Sclerolaena and Anisacantha. In subsequent literature this endemic Australian genus was included in the northern hemisphere/African genus Bassia, following F.Mueller, Census Austral. Pl. (1882), R.H.Anderson, Proc. Linn. Soc. NSW 48: 317-355 (1923) and E.H.Ising, Trans. Roy. Soc. SA 88:61-110 (1964). They were all transferred to Sclerolaena by Scott (1978), a placement now generally accepted.
Austrobassia Ulbr. heterotypic	APC
Published in:Ulbrich, E. in Engler, H.G.A. & Prantl, K.A.E. (1934), Die Naturlichen Pflanzenfamilien Edn. 2, 16 c
Bentham (1870) treated these species as Sclerolaena and Anisacantha. In subsequent literature this endemic Australian genus was included in the northern hemisphere/African genus Bassia, following F.Mueller, Census Austral. Pl. (1882), R.H.Anderson, Proc. Linn. Soc. NSW 48: 317-355 (1923) and E.H.Ising, Trans. Roy. Soc. SA 88:61-110 (1964). They were all transferred to Sclerolaena by Scott (1978), a placement now generally accepted.
Coelocarpus Kuntze heterotypic	APC
Published in:Kuntze, C.E.O. in Post, T. von & Kuntze, O. (1903), Lexikon Generum Phanerogamarum
Bentham (1870) treated these species as Sclerolaena and Anisacantha. In subsequent literature this endemic Australian genus was included in the northern hemisphere/African genus Bassia, following F.Mueller, Census Austral. Pl. (1882), R.H.Anderson, Proc. Linn. Soc. NSW 48: 317-355 (1923) and E.H.Ising, Trans. Roy. Soc. SA 88:61-110 (1964). They were all transferred to Sclerolaena by Scott (1978), a placement now generally accepted.
Austrobassia Ulbr. sect. Austrobassia heterotypic	APC
Published in:Ulbrich, E. in Engler, H.G.A. & Prantl, K.A.E. (1934), Die Naturlichen Pflanzenfamilien Edn. 2, 16 c
Bentham (1870) treated these species as Sclerolaena and Anisacantha. In subsequent literature this endemic Australian genus was included in the northern hemisphere/African genus Bassia, following F.Mueller, Census Austral. Pl. (1882), R.H.Anderson, Proc. Linn. Soc. NSW 48: 317-355 (1923) and E.H.Ising, Trans. Roy. Soc. SA 88:61-110 (1964). They were all transferred to Sclerolaena by Scott (1978), a placement now generally accepted.
Bassia sect. Trachycarpus C.T.White heterotypic	APC
Published in:White, C.T. (1944), Contributions to the Queensland Flora, No. 8. Proceedings of the Royal Society of Queensland 55
Bentham (1870) treated these species as Sclerolaena and Anisacantha. In subsequent literature this endemic Australian genus was included in the northern hemisphere/African genus Bassia, following F.Mueller, Census Austral. Pl. (1882), R.H.Anderson, Proc. Linn. Soc. NSW 48: 317-355 (1923) and E.H.Ising, Trans. Roy. Soc. SA 88:61-110 (1964). They were all transferred to Sclerolaena by Scott (1978), a placement now generally accepted.
Austrobassia sect. Ventricosae Ulbr. heterotypic	APC
Published in:Ulbrich, E. in Engler, H.G.A. & Prantl, K.A.E. (1934), Die Naturlichen Pflanzenfamilien Edn. 2, 16 c
Bentham (1870) treated these species as Sclerolaena and Anisacantha. In subsequent literature this endemic Australian genus was included in the northern hemisphere/African genus Bassia, following F.Mueller, Census Austral. Pl. (1882), R.H.Anderson, Proc. Linn. Soc. NSW 48: 317-355 (1923) and E.H.Ising, Trans. Roy. Soc. SA 88:61-110 (1964). They were all transferred to Sclerolaena by Scott (1978), a placement now generally accepted.
Bassia sect. Anisacantha (R.Br.) Volkens heterotypic	APC
Published in:Volkens, G.L.A. in Engler, H.G.A. & Prantl, K.A.E. (1893), Die Naturlichen Pflanzenfamilien III, 1a
Bentham (1870) treated these species as Sclerolaena and Anisacantha. In subsequent literature this endemic Australian genus was included in the northern hemisphere/African genus Bassia, following F.Mueller, Census Austral. Pl. (1882), R.H.Anderson, Proc. Linn. Soc. NSW 48: 317-355 (1923) and E.H.Ising, Trans. Roy. Soc. SA 88:61-110 (1964). They were all transferred to Sclerolaena by Scott (1978), a placement now generally accepted.
Sclerolaena sect. Anisacantha (R.Br.) Ulbr. heterotypic	APC
Published in:Ulbrich, E. in Engler, H.G.A. & Prantl, K.A.E. (1934), Die Naturlichen Pflanzenfamilien Edn. 2, 16 c
Bentham (1870) treated these species as Sclerolaena and Anisacantha. In subsequent literature this endemic Australian genus was included in the northern hemisphere/African genus Bassia, following F.Mueller, Census Austral. Pl. (1882), R.H.Anderson, Proc. Linn. Soc. NSW 48: 317-355 (1923) and E.H.Ising, Trans. Roy. Soc. SA 88:61-110 (1964). They were all transferred to Sclerolaena by Scott (1978), a placement now generally accepted.
Bassia All. misapplied	APC
Published in:Allioni, C. (1766), Melanges de Philosophie et de Mathematique de la Societe Royale de Turin 3
Bentham (1870) treated these species as Sclerolaena and Anisacantha. In subsequent literature this endemic Australian genus was included in the northern hemisphere/African genus Bassia, following F.Mueller, Census Austral. Pl. (1882), R.H.Anderson, Proc. Linn. Soc. NSW 48: 317-355 (1923) and E.H.Ising, Trans. Roy. Soc. SA 88:61-110 (1964). They were all transferred to Sclerolaena by Scott (1978), a placement now generally accepted.
Bassia sect. Platyacantha F.Muell. heterotypic	APC
Published in:Mueller, F.J.H. von (1882), Fragmenta Phytographiae Australiae 12(94)
Bentham (1870) treated these species as Sclerolaena and Anisacantha. In subsequent literature this endemic Australian genus was included in the northern hemisphere/African genus Bassia, following F.Mueller, Census Austral. Pl. (1882), R.H.Anderson, Proc. Linn. Soc. NSW 48: 317-355 (1923) and E.H.Ising, Trans. Roy. Soc. SA 88:61-110 (1964). They were all transferred to Sclerolaena by Scott (1978), a placement now generally accepted.
Kentropsis Moq. heterotypic	APC
Published in:Moquin-Tandon, C.H.B.A. (1840), Chenopodearum Monographica Enumeratio
Bentham (1870) treated these species as Sclerolaena and Anisacantha. In subsequent literature this endemic Australian genus was included in the northern hemisphere/African genus Bassia, following F.Mueller, Census Austral. Pl. (1882), R.H.Anderson, Proc. Linn. Soc. NSW 48: 317-355 (1923) and E.H.Ising, Trans. Roy. Soc. SA 88:61-110 (1964). They were all transferred to Sclerolaena by Scott (1978), a placement now generally accepted.

Name	Source
Sclerolaena R.Br. accepted	APC
Bentham (1870) treated these species as Sclerolaena and Anisacantha. In subsequent literature this endemic Australian genus was included in the northern hemisphere/African genus Bassia, following F.Mueller, Census Austral. Pl. (1882), R.H.Anderson, Proc. Linn. Soc. NSW 48: 317-355 (1923) and E.H.Ising, Trans. Roy. Soc. SA 88:61-110 (1964). They were all transferred to Sclerolaena by Scott (1978), a placement now generally accepted.

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Sclerolaena R.Br. accepted

Bentham (1870) treated these species as Sclerolaena and Anisacantha. In subsequent literature this endemic Australian genus was included in the northern hemisphere/African genus Bassia, following F.Mueller, Census Austral. Pl. (1882), R.H.Anderson, Proc. Linn. Soc. NSW 48: 317-355 (1923) and E.H.Ising, Trans. Roy. Soc. SA 88:61-110 (1964). They were all transferred to Sclerolaena by Scott (1978), a placement now generally accepted.

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http://id.biodiversity.org.au/taxon/apni/51270530 URI unknown	APC
https://id.biodiversity.org.au/instance/apni/603512 Taxon Concept current	APC
https://id.biodiversity.org.au/name/apni/64785 Scientific Name current	APC
https://id.biodiversity.org.au/taxon/apni/51270530 Taxon current	APC

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