John Leslie Dowe

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John Leslie Dowe is affiliated with the following schools: University of Melbourne, Australian National University

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John Leslie Dowe

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#4184

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#6277

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Botany

#469

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#1350

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John Leslie Dowe's Degrees

Bachelors Botany University of Melbourne
PhD Botany University of Melbourne

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According to Wikipedia, John Leslie Dowe is an Australian botanist who specialises in palms. Published names Archontophoenix maxima Dowe Austrobaileya 4: 235.Balaka streptostachys D.Fuller & Dowe Palms 43: 10.Livistona decora Dowe Austrobaileya 6: 979.Calyptrocalyx hollrungii Dowe & M.D.Ferrero Blumea 46: 226.

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John Leslie Dowe's Published Works

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Published Works

Phylogenetic relationships among arecoid palms (Arecaceae: Arecoideae). (2011) (96)
The late Quaternary decline and extinction of palms on oceanic Pacific islands (2008) (70)
Australian Palms: Biogeography, Ecology and Systematics (2010) (40)
Ecology and genetics of Carpoxylon macrospermum H. Wendl. & Drude (Arecaceae), an endangered palm from Vanuatu (1997) (30)
Cyclone tolerance in new world arecaceae: biogeographic variation and abiotic natural selection. (2008) (27)
Riparian contributions to the diet of terapontid grunters(Pisces: Terapontidae) in wet–dry tropical rivers (2010) (26)
A taxonomic account of Livistona R.Br. (Arecaceae). (2009) (26)
Low genetic diversity and recovery implications of the vulnerable Bankoualé Palm Livistona carinensis (Arecaceae), from North-eastern Africa and the Southern Arabian Peninsula (2009) (25)
Tropical rapid appraisal of riparian condition Version 1 (for use in tropical savannas) (2006) (23)
A rapid method for assessing the condition of riparian zones in the wet/dry tropics of northern Australia (2005) (19)
Revision of calyptrocalyx and the New Guinea species of linospadix (Linospadicinae: Arecoideae: Arecaceae) (2001) (10)
A Brief History of the Coconut Palm in Australia (2002) (9)
Field guide to palms in Papua New Guinea : with a multi-access key and notes on the genera (2001) (9)
This disastrous event staggered me: Reconstructing the botany of Ludwig Leichhardt on the expedition from Moreton Bay to Port Essington, 1844-45 (2006) (8)
Studies on the suitability of RAPD and ISTR for identification of palm species (Arecaceae) (1998) (7)
A new species of rheophytic palm from New Guinea. (2000) (6)
Studies in the genus Livistona (Coryphoideae: Arecaceae) (2001) (6)
Distribution and population structure of the vulnerable riparian palm Livistona lanuginosa A.N.Rodd (Arecaceae) in the Burdekin River catchment, north Queensland (2003) (5)
Livistona chinensis, a first record of a naturalized palm in South Africa. (2010) (5)
New species of Livistona R. Br. (Arecaceae) from north Queensland and Papua New Guinea (2001) (4)
A preliminary note on the impact of Cyclone Larry onpopulations of Archontophoenix alexandrae (Arecaceae),north Queensland, Australia (2009) (3)
F.M. Bailey's ascent of Mt Bellenden-Ker in 1889, and notes on the publication priority of new vascular plant species from the expedition (2007) (3)
The enigmatic Australian fan-palm Licuala ramsayi (2005) (3)
‘These Princely Plants’: Ferdinand Mueller and the Naming of Australasian Palms (2016) (3)
Gronophyllum cariosum, an ornamental new species from Papua New Guinea. (2000) (2)
I saw a good deal of the country much more than any other collector: an assessment of the botanical collections ofEugene Fitzalan (1830–1911) (2015) (2)
Riparian vegetation of tropical northern Australia (2016) (2)
Archontophoenix (Arecaceae) description of species and notes (2009) (2)
Baron Ferdinand von Mueller, the “Princeps of Australian Botany,” and a historical account of his Australasian palms (2017) (2)
Sago palms, Metroxylon (Arecaceae) in Vanuatu and the Solomon Islands: traditional and current uses (2002) (2)
Nomenclatural changes for two Australian species of Livistona R. Br. (Arecaceae) (2004) (2)
Proiphys infundibularis (Amaryllidaceae), a new species from the Townsville region of Queensland (2001) (2)
The Wendlands of Herrenhausen Gardens (Hanover, Germany): a study of their Australian plant specimens in the herbarium of the University of Goettingen (GOET) (2019) (2)
Ptychosperma macarthurii: discovery, horticulture and taxonomy. (2007) (2)
Charles Weldon (de Burgh) Birch (Count Zelling), an unassuming botanical and zoological collector in central and north-eastern Queensland. (2016) (2)
ANALYSIS OF GENETIC BIODIVERSITY IN PALMAE BY DNA MARKER TECHNOLOGY (1999) (2)
Burdekin Basin draft water resources plan : Phase III - environmental implications of possible future water management scenarios report (2006) (1)
'Such Superfluity of Genera': Ferdinand Mueller's Criticism of Generic Limits in Wendland and Drude’s 'Palmae Australasicae' of 1875 (2018) (1)
Major Jenkins' fan palm in Thailand (2010) (1)
Taxonomic notes on palms (Arecaceae) in catalogues of the Brisbane Botanic Garden, Australia, of 1875 and 1885 (2004) (1)
Beccari's "Grande Nouveauté": the discovery, taxonomic history and typification of Pelagodoxa henryana (2006) (1)
New species of Livistona (Arecaceae) from New Guinea (2004) (1)
Ludwig Leichhardt's Australian plant collections, 1842-1847 (2005) (1)
John Dallachy (1804–71): from gardener to botanical collector (2020) (1)
Walter Hill: his involvement with palms (Arecaceae), and notes on his herbarium and the expeditions of 1862 and 1873 (2016) (1)
The Australian paintings of Marianne North, 1880–1881: landscapes ‘doomed shortly to disappear’. (2020) (0)
Watkins Munro Martin Conservatory, Cairns Botanic Gardens,Queensland, Australia (2016) (0)
Development and implementation of the Tropical Rapid Appraisal of Riparian Condition (TRARC) method (2006) (0)
Ornamental palms in 19th century Australia (2016) (0)
Flowering of Carpoxylon macrospermum: a critically endangered palm, in the Townsville Palmetum, Australia (2016) (0)
A family’s contribution to Queensland botany: John Howard Simmonds [Snr] (1862–1955), Rose Simmonds (née Culpin) (1877–1960) and John Howard Simmonds [Jnr] (1901–1992). (2017) (0)
Marianne North’s paintings of Australian gardens, 1880-81 (2018) (0)
F.M. Bailey's taxonomy of A. Meston's collections from the Bellenden Ker Expedition of 1904 (2008) (0)
Archontophoenix at Montgomery Botanical Center (2009) (0)
Botanical Inventory of the Mungalla Coastal Habitats (2008) (0)
Taxonomy and nomenclature of four unresolved names published by Udo Dammer in the genus Chamaedorea (Arecaceae) (2021) (0)
Assessing riparian health in tropical savannas (2005) (0)
Philip John MacMahon: Brisbane Botanic Gardens curator 1889 – 1905 and his vision of Brisbane as a ‘City of Palms’ (2018) (0)
CONSERVATION, CONFLICTS AND COMPROMISE; RECOVERY OF THE VULNERABLE BANKOUALÉ PALM LIVISTONA CARINENSIS FROM DJIBOUTI, SOMALIA AND YEMEN. (2008) (0)
Livistona leichhardtii is the correct name for Livistona lorophylla (Arecaceae) (2018) (0)
Eugene Fitzalan (1830-1911), an enigmatic botanical collector and plantsman in Queensland (2015) (0)
Observations of palms made by the botanist and explorer Ludwig Leichhardt, during the Australian Overland Expedition of 1844-1845 (2005) (0)
Flowers and fungi: illustrations by Ferdinand von Mueller’s nieces. (2020) (0)
Odoardo Beccari and Enrico D'Albertis in Australia and New Zealand, 1878: botanical and zoological collections (2016) (0)
John Dallachy (1804–71): collecting botanical specimens at Rockingham Bay (2020) (0)
Australian Palms: natives only? (2010) (0)

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