Re: Who knows the southern beeches? (was: Marsupials)

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From: Stanley Friesen
Date: Sun, 13 Feb 1994 00:14

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In article <2jfmtg$g1b@gaia.ucs.orst.edu> whitcoml@UCS.ORST.EDU (Lynda Whitcomb) writes:
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>noth, -o (G).  Spurious, illegitimate
>
>Sounds like a "false beech?"  Greek was right it seems...
>
Makes sense, seeing as how it was discovered after Fagus,
and may have been originally classified within Fagus.

By the way, the only species of Nothofagus I have seen 'in life'
was the south-eastern Australian species with the common name
Myrtle Beech.

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