The Bean bag

THE GBE AN W

A newsletter to promote communication among research scientists
concerned with the systematics of the Leguminosae/ Fabaceae.

Editor: Charles R. Gunn, Plant Taxonomy Laboratory, BARC-EAST, USDA, Beltsville, MD 20705
Associate Editor: James Lackey, Botany, NHB166, Smithsonian Institution, Washington, D.C. 20560

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EDITORIAL

The Plant Taxonomy Laboratory and the U.S. National Seed Herbarium are
moving. Please use our new address for all Bean Bag correspondence:

Lydia R. Poole, Building 265, BARC-EAST, Beltsville, MD 20705 USA.

Notes about the Bean Bag: The Recent Literature column will only report

papers of general taxonomic interest that have been published. Incomplete
citations will not be published. A complete citation includes author(s),
date, title, where published. Please use the style in this issue of the Bean
Bag. Please print clearly. Several items from readers could not be read and
thus could not be put in this issue. We appreciate the personal comments from
our Readers. They are pleasant to come across during the rush of publishing.

This issue of the Bean Bag was data banked in a PRIME computer and
printed by a WANG word processer. The mailing labels also were issued in a
similar manner.

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FLORA NE OTROP I CA-LEGUMI NOS AE
Roger H. Polhill

The time has come to draw together the scattered knowledge and vast
research potential of the La t in-American legume flora into the more formalized
format of FLORA NEOTROPICA. The publication of Flora Neotropica Monographs
began in 1968 with the treatment of Swartzia by COWAN, but no further legume
accounts have been submitted.

The Organization for Flora Neotropica has appointed co-ordinators for
each of the three subfamilies, and anyone interested in participating is
encouraged to make contact with them:

Caesalpinioideae :

Kai Larsen, Botanical Institute,
University of Aarhus, Nordlandsvej 68
DK-8240 Risskov, Denmark

Mimosoideae: Enrique Forero, Institute de Ciencias Naturales

Universidad National
Bogota, Colombia

Papilionoideae: Roger M. Polhill, Royal Botanic Gardens,

Kew, Richmond, Surrey, TW9 3AE England

The co-ordinators will try to devise a balance, so that individual
interests in single genera can be fostered, and so that collaborative work can
be devised to write whole tribes with a proper consideration of generic
structure and delimitation. Clearly both considerations are effectively met
by the aefive participation of more people, and the Organization looks to
readers of The Bean Bag for practical help and suggestions. The progress of
individual projects will be noted in these pages from time to time, and the
co-ordinators propose to establish a panel of advisers from among those
workers most actively involved with neotropical legumes.
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CYTOLOGICAL GAPS

You are encouraged to help fill the cytological gaps in GOLDBLATT 8 s
survey of legume genera. Listed below are the genera from section III Gaps in
the Record (pp. 429-430) from GOLDBLATT 8 s chapter in Advances in Legume
Systematics. Please review this list and either send GOLDBLATT seed samples
with herbarium vouchers or provide GOLDBLATT with published chromosome counts
or send him the citation if found in an obscure publication. All
contributions will be acknowledged. (Editor's note: We have sent GOLDBLATT

seeds of Pachecoa.) Send all material to Peter Goldblatt, Missouri Botanical
Garden, P.0. Box 299, St. Louis, MO 63166, USA. (Telephone: 314-577-6100)

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Aenictophyton, Affonsea, Afgekia, Aganope, Aldina, Alepidocalyx, Alexa,
Alistilus, Androcalymma, Antheroporum, Apaloxylon, Aphanocalyx, Apopbanesia ,
Arapatiella, Archidendron, Arcoa, Arthrocarpum, Arthroclianthus , Aubrevillea,
Augouardia, Austrodolichos .

Balsamocarpon, Baphiopsis, Batesia, Bathiaea, Baudouinia, Baukea,

Behaimia, Bembicidium, Benedictella , Bocoa, Bracteolanthus , Breniera,
Browneopsis, Bryaspis, Buchenroedera , Burkilliodendron.

Callistachys , Campsiandra, Candolleodendron, Carrissoa, Cascaronia,
Cedrelings, Cenostigma, Chadsia, Chaetocalyx, Chidlowia, Chrysoscias,
Clathrotropis, Cleobulia, Clitoriopsis , Cochlianthus , Coelidium,

Condylostylis , Conzattia, Coroya, Coursetia, Craibia, Cranocarpus ,
Craspedolobium, Cratylia, Cruddasia, Cryptosepalum, Cyclocarpa, Cyliocodiscus ,
Cymbosema, Cynometra, Cytisopsis.

Dahlstedtia, Dalbergiella , Dalhousiea, Decorsea, Dewevrea , Dicorynia,
Dicraeopetalum, Dicymbe, Didelotia, Didymopelta , Diphyllarium, Diplotropis,
Diptychandra , Discolobiutn, Disynstemon, Dolichopsis, Droogmansia, Dunbaria,
Duparquetia, Dysolobium.

Elephantorrhiza , Eligmocarpus , Elizabetha, Endertia, Englerodendron,
Eperua, Eremosparton, Erichsenia, Etaballia, Eurypetalum, Exostyles.

Fiebrigiella, Fillaeopsis, Fissicalyx, Fordia.

Geissaspis, Gilletiodendron, Goniorrhachis , Gonocytisus,
Gossweilerodendron.

Hallia, Hannnatolobium, Haplormosia, Harpalyce, Herpyza, Hesperolaburnum,
Hesperotharnnus , Heterostemon, Humboldtia, Humularia, Hylodendron, Hymenolobium.

Indopiptadenia, Isoberlinia, Isomacrolobium.

Jacqueshuberia .

Kalappia, Kaoue, Kingiodendron, Kostyczewa, Koompassia.

Lebruniodendron, Lecointea, Lemuropisutn, Lennea, Leonardoxa, Leptodesmia,
Leucomphalos , Leucostegane , Leycephyllum, Librevillea, Loesenera,
Lophocarpinia, Lovanafia, Luetzelburgia , Luzonia, Lyauteya.

Macroberlinia , Macrolobium, Macropsychanthus , Maniltoa, Margaritolobium,
Martiodendron, Mastersia, Mecopus, Melanoxylon, Melliniella, Mendoravia,
Michelsonia , Microberlinia , Mildbraediodendron, Minkelersia, Moldenhauera
Monopetalanthus , Monopteryx, Monoschisma, Mora, Muellera, Myrocarpus.

Neochevalierodendron, Neocolletia, Neocracca, Neodielsia, Neodunnia,
Neoharmsia, Neorudolphia , Nephrodesmus , Nesphostylis , Nissolia, Notodon.

Oddoniodendron, Oreophysa, Ormocatpopsis , Ostryocarpus , Otoptera,

Oxystigma .

Pachecoa, Pachyelasma, Padbruggea, Paloue, Paloveopsis, Panurea,
Paralbizzia, Paramachaerium, Paratephrosia, Parryella, Peekelia,
Pellegriniodendron, Peltogyne, Petaladenium, Phylacium, Phylloxylon,
Piptadeniopsis , Plagiocarpus , Plagiosiphon, Platycelyphium, Platycyamus,
Platypodium, Platysepalum, Podocytisus, Podopetalum, Poecilanthe, Poeppigia,
Poissonia, Poitea, Polystemonanthus , Prioria, Prosopidastrum, Pseudeminia ,
Pseudoeriosema , Pseudoentada , Pseudomacrolobiura, Pseudoprosopis ,

Pseudosindora Psoralea (sens. str.).

Ramirezella , Ramorinoa, Recordoxylon, Rhodopis, Rhynchotropis ,

Riedeliella, Robyns iophy ton. ,

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Sakoanala, Salweenia, Sartorxa, Sauvallella, Schef f lerodendron,
Schranckiastrum, Scorodophloeus , Sellocharis, Sindoropsis, Sinodolichos ,
Soemmeringia, Spartidium, Spathionema, Spatholobus, Spirotropis,

Stachyothyrsus , Stahlias Stenodrepanum, Stracheya, Streblorrhiza , Stuhlmannia,
Sweetia, Sympetalandra .

Talbotiella, Tessmannia, Tetraberlinia , Tetrapterocarpon, Teyleria,
Thylacanthus , Trif idacanthus .

Uleanthus, Umtiza, Urariopsis, Uribea.

Vatairea, Vataireopsis , Vatovaea, Vavilovias Vermifrux, Vouacapoua.
Wagatea, Weberbauerella, Whitfordiodendron.

Xerocladia*

Yucaratonia .

Zenia, Zenkerellas Zollernias Zuccagnia.

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PIGEONPEA NEWSLETTER

The INTERNATIONAL PIGEONPEA NEWSLETTER has been issued. Number 1 (1981)
may be obtained from Donald G. Faris, Pulse Improvement Program, ICRISAT,
Patancheru P.0. , Andhra Pradesh 502 324, India. Also available are separate
publication? on pigeonpea and chickpea.

NITROGEN FIXING TREE ASSOCIATION

The Nitrogen Fixing Tree Association (NFTA) was established in 1981
to promote international research and development, communication, and
utilization of nitrogen-fixing trees for fuel, fertilizer, forage, feed,
forests, and other products. Annual dues of U.S $5.00 should be sent to NFTA,
P.0. Box 680, Waimanalo, Hawaii 96795 USA.

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GLEANINGS FROM THE DATA COLLECTION SHEETS

ALBUQUERQUE is studying Cajanus cajan and would welcome legume reprints.

ANDERSON has completed studies of Acacia (mainly Australian) and Prosopis
(mainly American) exudates and is starting a similar study of African
Acacia exudates. Recently returned from field study of Acacia plantations
in the Sudan. Welcomes water-soluble gum exudates from any legume.

AQUINO is a new Reader.

ARAGAO DE OLIVEIRA is a new Reader who has completed a study of Desmodium for
the state of Rio Grande do Sul, Brazil and is starting a study of
Aeschynomene for same state. Needs literature on the Hedysareae.

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ARORA is working on the Asiatic Vigna species with E. R. Nayoz, K. L. Mehra,
and CHANDEL. Recommends study of Cajanus, Atylosia, Dunbaria, and
Dolichos. Will be collecting wild Vigna species in India. Plans to study
Mucuna, especially phytogeography of Asiatic species. His name and
address were omitted from the BB-14 Directory.

ARROYO. See KEIGHERY.

BAUDOIN . See MARECHAL.

BERMUDEZ has completed a study of legumes of forest value in Colombia.

CARRILLO-FUENTES is a new reader and has finished a study of Peruvian species
of Phaseolus and will be working on the Faboideae of the Valle del Rimac.
Needs legume sheets and seeds. Will be collecting Phaseolus along the
coast and mountains of Peru. Would like to obtain selected descriptions
of species of Phaseolus.

CHANDEL. See ARORA.

CHEN has completed the Bauhinia for Flora Republicae Popularis Sinicae and
has started study of Dalbergia for flora.

CLEMONS is a new Reader.

COMBES, who will be working with LABEYRIE, is a new Reader.

CORBY is now an Honorary Research Fellow and continues to write about legume
root nodules.

CUBERO has contributed to two books and recommends the study of free

amino-acids in Vicia. Needs seeds of Vicia faba (small seeded varieties)
and V. melanops and has seeds for distribution of Vicia, Lupinus
(Mediterranean), Cicer. Will be in North Africa during summer of 1982
collecting legumes.

CUSATO is a new Reader.

DELBOS is a new Reader.

ESTEVE GARCIA is a new Reader.

EVANS is conducting a chemotaxonomic survey of the Tephrosieae, especially
nonprotein amino acids as part of his Ph. D. thesis on Toxins in the
Tephrosieae. He would like to exchange material.

FERGUSON and R. Strachan have completed a manuscript on the pollen morphology
of Indigofera.

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GIANGUALANI continues her study of Argentine Vicia species even though she
moved to Brazil.

GILL has had a cytomorphology study of selected Cassia species in Nigeria
published in Adansonia and has a similar paper on arborescent legumes in
press in Silvae Genetica. Has started studies of Nigerian legume pollen,
tracheary elements, Cassia seed germination, and effect of temperature on
seed germination of Pentaclethra macrophylla. Suggests study of tropical
legume seed anatomy. Needs viable seeds of African legumes.

GRETHER-GONZALEZ is working with Mimosa for Flora de Nicaragua and will be
collecting in northwest Mexico during August and September, 1982.

GUNN notes with a mixture of weariness and pleasure that the U.S. National
Seed Herbarium is moving to larger quarters in order to accommodate an
expansion in staff and herbarium cases. For the first time all cases
will be in one room with ample adjacent work space.

HEISER has for distribution a limited number of copies of his 1981 Presidental
address to the Botanical Society of America, titled Taxonomy and Ecology of
North American Gleditsia. He does not plan to publish this in the near
future.

JOHNSON has started separate revisions of Acanthoscelides (Coleoptera:
Bruchidae) for southern Mexico and Central America, and northern South
America.

KEIGHERY has studies of pollination of Jansonia in press in Western Australia
Naturalist, pollination of Cupulanthus (completed), and phytogeography of
western Australian Fabaceae (completed). Has started separate studies of
pollination biology and chromosome numbers of western Australian legumes.
Also started a study of legume breeding systems (a resume of this work was
used by ARROYO in her chapter of the Proceedings of the International
Legume Conference.

KINGSOLVER has completed a study of bruchids (Rhipibruchis ) associated with
South American Prosopis and started separate studies of bruchids
( Scutobruchus ) associated with South American Prosopis and bruchids
associated with Brazilian Parkia. Would like bruchids reared from South
American Prosopis and Parkia. Will identify and return insects.

KRUKOFF. See STIRTON.

LABEYRIE. See COMBES.

LACKEY spent most of April and part of May in Botswana.

LANGENHEIM has completed a study of photosynthetic responses of Hymenaea and
Copaifera seedlings while at the Australian National University, Canberra.
Has started comparative studies of secondary chemical and lepidopteran
interactions in Hymenaea and Copaifera of southwestern Brazil.

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LEELAVATHI with MALVEY has finished several studies: Trichomes in

Caesalpinioideae and Faboideae, styloids in Fabaceae, and stomata in
Fabaceae. Interested in working with medicinal and toxic legumes. Wants
seeds of Stylosanthes, Canavalia, and Rhynchosia.

LERSTEN has completed a SEM survey of seed coat anatomy and surface topography
among tribes of the Faboideae.

MALVEY. See LEELAVATHI .

MARECHAL and BAUDOIN have prepared a descriptor's list for evaluating the lima
bean.

MOHLENBROCK with D. R. Bissing has started an anatomical study of New World
Pithecellobium. Also started revision of Enterolobium and Apios priceana,
and continuing with studies of Stylosanthes and Zornia. Needs wood samples
of North American Pithecellobium.

MUINZ is a new reader working on endangered Cuban species with Attila
Borhidi. Will be collecting in Cuba.

NEILL has completed field studies of Central American Erythrina (variability,
pollination, seed predation, chromosome counts). As part of dissertation
will start a hybridization program at the Pacific Tropical Botanical
Garden, Hawaii. Needs seeds of certain Erythrina species, expecially from
southern Mexico and tropical Africa. Offers Erythrina seeds and cuttings,
which will remain viable even if mailed. Will be collecting in Central
America during the winter of 1983.

NOZZOLILLO has finished a biometric study of Medicago, based on the thesis of
Debbie Classen with SMALL, to be published in the Canadian Journal of
Botany. She is the 1981-82 President of the Phytochemical Society of
North America. Meeting and symposium (Mobilization of Reserves in
Germination) to be held at the University of Ottawa, August 2-6, 1982.

POLHILL. Sent Flora Neotropical data in separate column. See also STIRTON.

REID is a new Reader.

RODRIGUEZ PEREZ completed a planting study of Phaseolus acutifolius var.
latifolius in Teneriffe.

SENESSE is studying caesalpinioid pollen.

SHARMA is studying the relationship of pollution to white clover and alfalfa.
Will be collecting in Central Asia.

SMALL. See NOZZOLILLO.

SOLEDAD is a new Reader.

STANKEVICZ (mispelled in BB-14 Directory as Stankovicz) has completed a study
of Vicia subvillosa. Will be studying Section Orobus of Lathyrus.

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STIRTON has completed a study of the 7 species complex known as Eriosema
squarrosum. Is starting a revision of the ca 125 species of African
Psoraleeae. He will annotate and needs seeds of African Psoralea. He was
awarded a five year fellowship to study New World Leguminosae (excluding
the Mimosoideae) . This fellowship has been made possible by a Trust Fund
set up by KRUKOFF and administered by the Missouri Botanic Garden. He
will be based at Kew and will work under POLHILL. While details are not
established, the generic circumscription of New World Sophoreae have a
high priority.

WEDER with H.-D. Belitz and F. Lynen have completed comparative studies on the
inhibitory action of some legume seeds against human and bovine
proteinases. Has started research on proteinase inhibitors in Lens
culinaris, and has started with D. R. Murray an application of proteinase
inhibitor pattern studies on the taxonomy of the Pulchellae group of
Acacia.

ZINDLER-FRANK with H. T. Horner has two papers in press: Calcium oxalate

crystals and crystal cells in leaves of Rhynchosia caribaea in Protoplasma;
and histochemical , spectroscopic, and dif fractometric identification of the
two hydration forms of calcium oxalate crystals in three legumes and
Begonia in Canadian Journal of Botany.

INIA, Centro Regional de Canarias is a new Reader.
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Arco, M. del. 1982. Sobre la presencia de Genista L. en la isla de La Palma
(I. Canarias): Genista benehaoavensis (Bolle ex Svent) M. del Arco, comb,

nov. (Fabaceae-Genisteae) . Vieraea 11 (1-2) : 267-282.

Arco, M. del, and ACEBES. 1982. Teline salsoloides M. del Arco & J. R.

Acebes, sp. nov. (Fabaceae-Genisteae), una nueva especie para la isla de
Tenerife (I. Canarias). Vieraea 11(1-2) :251-266.

BAHADUR and RAO. 1981. Seedling hardedness in Fabaceae. Proc. Ind. Acad.
Sci. (Plant Sci.) 90:231-236.

BARNEBY. 1981. New species of Dalea section Parosela (Leguminosae:

Amorpheae) from Peru and Mexico. Brittonia 33(4):508-511.

BASSLER. 1981. Revision of Lathyrus section Lathyrostylis Fabaceae. Feddes
Repert 92(3) : 179-254.

Bazilevskaya, N. A. 1980. A key to the weed genera of the order Fabales
based on their fruits. Moscow Univ. Biol. Sci. Bull. 35(2):48-51.

CARRILLO-FUENTES . 1982. Las Leguminosas del Valle de Rimac (Mimosoideae and

Caesalpinioideae . Bol. Soc. Peruana Bot. 7(1-2).

CARTER and RUDD. 1981. A new species of Acacia (Leguminosae: Mimosoideae)
from Baja California Sur, Mexico. Madrono 28:220-225.

COWAN and STAFLEU. 1981. Rose and Britton: From Brittonrosea to Cassia.

Brittonia 33(3) :285-293.

Crankshaw, D. R. , and LANGENHEIM. 1981. Variation in terpenes and phenolies
through leaf development in Hymenaea and its possible significance to
herbivary. Biochem. Syst. Ecol. 9:115-160.

RECENT LEGUME LITERATURE

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DELGADO SALINAS. 1981. Macroptilium gibbosi folium (Ortega) A. Delgado, the
correct name for M. heterophylliim (Willd.) Marechal & Baudet (Fabaceae:
Phaseolinae) . Systematic Botany 6(3) :294-296.

Dell, B. and A. H. Burbidge. 1981. Notes on the biology of Pilostyles
(Raf flesiaceae) in Western Australia. Western Australian Herbarium
Research Notes 5:71-79. (Notes on an obligate internal parasite only on
Daviesia, Jacksonia, Oxylobim, and Gastrolobium (Fabaceae)).

FANTZ. 1980. New species of Clitoria subgenus Bractearia section Brachycalyx
(Leguminosae) from Colombia, Venezuela, and Brazil. Sida 8(3):304-311.

FANTZ. 1980. A new species of Clitoria subgenus Neurocarpum section
Neurocarpum (Leguminosae) from Brazil. Brittonia 32(3):37 6—3 79 .

FANTZ. 1981. Taxonomic notes on new taxa of Clitoria javitensis and the
exclusion of var. glabra Sage*- . Sida 9(2) : 159-171 .

FERGUSON. 1981. Quelques remarques sur 1 'ultrastructure du pollen de deux
especes de la sous-famille des Papilionioideae (Leguminosae) en relation
avec le microenvironnment (Hygrometrie et hydrodynamique) . Mem. Mus. Nat.
ser. Bot. 27:45-50. (Smithia sensitiva and Pseudarthria hookeri).

FERGUSON. 1981. The pollen morphology of Macro tyloma (Leguminosae:
Phaseoleae). Kew Bull. 36:455-461.

Fikenscher, Lucie H. and HEGNAUER. 1981. Die Verbreitung der Blausaure bei
den Cormophyten. 18.Mitteilung.Weitere Beobachtungen bei den Leguminosae-
Papilionoideae (Galegeae, Genisteae, Loteae, Phaseoleae). Planta Medica
43:323-335.

HNATIUK and MASLIN. 1980. The distribution of Acacia (Leguminosae-Mimosoideae)
in Western Australia. Part 1. Individual species. Western Australian
Herbarium Research Notes 4:1-103.

HNATIUK and MASLIN. 1980. The distribution of Acacia (Leguminosae-Mimosoideae)
in Western Australia. Part 2. Lists of species occurring in 1® x 1.5°
grid cells. Western Australian Herbarium Research Notes 4:105-144.

HYMOWITZ and C. A. Newell. 1981. Taxonomy of the genus Glycine domestication
and uses of soybeans. Econ. Bot. 35(3) : 272-288.

ISELY. 1981. Leguminosae of the United States. III. Subfamily

Papilionoidae: tribes Sophoreae, Podalyrieae, Loteae. Mem. New York

Bot. Gard. 25(3):l-264.

JANZEN. 1981. Enterolobium cyclocarpum seed passage rate and survival in

horses, Costa Rican Pleistocene seed dispersal agents. Ecology 62(3):593-
601.

Jay, M. , B. Voirin, A. Hasan, J. F. Gonnet, M. R. Viricel. 1980.

Chemotaxonomic essay on the tribe of the Loteae. Biochem. Syst. Ecol.

8(2) : 127-132.

JOHNSON. 1980. The use of host preferences as taxonomic characters of bruchid
beetles feeding in the seeds of Cassia (Leguminosae). Jour. Kans.

Entomol . Soc. 53:27-34.

JOHNSON. 1981. Interactions between bruchid (Coleoptera) feeding guilds and
behavioral patterns of pods of the Leguminosae. Environ. Entomol.
10:249-253.

KEIGHERY. 1981. Distribution maps of the Fabaceae of Western Australia.

Kings Park Res. Notes 6:1-123.

KEIGHERY. 1981. Notes on the biology and phytogeography of Western
Australian plants. 13:Fabaceae Mimeographed report.

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LANGENHEIM, C. E. Foster, and R. B. McGinley. 1980. Inhibitory effects of
different quantitative compositions of Hymenaea leaf resins on a
generalist herivore Spodoptera exigua. Biochem. Syst. Ecol 8:385-396.

LANGENHEIM, S. P. Arnhenius, and J. C. Nuscemento. 1981. Relationship of
light intensity to resin composition and yield in the tropical legumeous
genera Hymenaea and Copaifera. Biochem. Syst. Ecol 9:27-37.

LASSEIGNE. 1981. Senna barnebyana (Leguminosae : Caesalpinioideae) . A new

'Cassia' from Peru. Brittonia 33(4) : 512-514.

Lawrie, A. C. 1981. Nitrogen fixation by native Australian legumes. Aust.
Jour. Bot. 29(2): 143-158.

LEELAVATHI, N. Ramayya, and PRABHAKAR. 1981. Foliar stomatal distribution

patterns in Leguminosae and their taxonomic significance. Phytomorphology
31:195-204.

LERSTEN. 1981. Testa topography in Leguminosae, subfamily Papilionoideae .
Proc. Iowa Acad. Sci. 88:180-191.

LERSTEN. 1982. Tracheid bar and vestured pits in legume seeds (Leguminosae:
Papilionoideae). Amer. Jour. Bot. 69:98-107.

LERSTEN and GUNN. 1981. Seed morphology and testa topography in Cicer
(Fabaceae :Faboideae) . Syst. Bot. 6:223-230.

MARECHAL. 1982. Arguments for a global conception of the genus Vigna. Taxon
31(2) :280-283.

NIELSEN. 1981. (Leguminosae: Mimosoideae) Flore du Cambodge-Laos-Viet Nam.
Labor. Phanerogamie Mus., Paris. Vol. 19, 159 pp.

Ralph, C. John, Alison P. Pearson, and David C. Phillips. 1981. Observations
on the life history of the endangered Hawaiian veth (Vicia menziesii)
(Fabaceae) and its use by birds. Univ. Press, Hawaii 34(2):83-92.

Renvoize, S. A. 1981. The genus Calliandra (Leguminosae) in Bahia, Brazil.
Kew Bull. 36(1): 63-83.

RUDD. 1981. Two new species of Paramachaerium Leguminosae and a brief resume
of the genus. Brittonia 33(3) :435-440.

SCHREIBER. 1980. The genus Caesalpinia in south-west Africa. Mitt. Bot.
Stattssamml, Munich 16:51-71.

SENESSE. 1980. Palynologia Madagassica et Mascarenica, Fam. 98 bis:
Caesalpiniaceae. Pollen et spores 22(3-4) : 355-423 .

SOUSA S and DELGADO SALINAS. 1981. La identif icacion y clarif icacion de

Phaseolus pauciflorus Sesse & Mocino ex G. Don (Leguminosae-Phaseolinae) .
Iselya 2(1):3-10.

STANKEVICZ. 1982. On taxonomic position of some sections of the genus Vicia
L. Bull. Appl . Bot., Gen. Pi. Breed. 72(l):21-27.

STIRTON. 1981. Natural hybridization in the genus Eriosema (Leguminosae) in
South Africa. Bothalia 13(3-4) : 307-315 .

STIRTON. 1981. Studies in the Leguminosae-Papilionoideae of sothern Africa.
Bothalia 13(3-4) : 317-325. (Resurrection of Cullen, Bituminaria in
Psoraleae, and new species.)

STIRTON. 1981. The Eriosema Cordatum complex. 2. Bothalia 13(3-4) : 281-306.

STIRTON. 1981. The genus Dipogon (Leguminosae-Papilionoideae). Bothalia
13(3-4) : 327-330.

Veerasethakul , S. and LASSETTER. 1981. Karyotype relationships of native new
world Vicia species (Leguminosae). Rhodora 83(836) : 595-606 .

WEDER and D. R. Murray. 1981. Distribution of proteinase inhibitors in seeds
of Australian acacias. Z. Pf lanzenphysiol . 103:317-322.