Most books dealing with Australian native plants will contain useful information on the botany and horticulture of the pea family of plants. Some of the most detailed references are listed below.
Books:
- Elliot, R and Jones D (1982), The Encyclopaedia of Australian Plants, all volumes, Lothian Publishing Company Pty Ltd, Melbourne.
- Wrigley, J and Fagg, M (1996 - 4th ed), Australian Native Plants, Reed Australia.
Journals:
Several issues of the Society's journal "Australian Plants" are particularly useful for those interested in the Australian "peas".
- Vol 4, No.35 June 1968: Phyllota; Poison pea flowers.
- Vol 10, No.82 March 1980: Crotalaria.
- Vol 10, No.79 June 1979: Australian Pea-flowers, Their Cultivation; The Plant Family Fabaceae.
- Vol 11, No.86 March 1981: Peaflower Plants of Australia; Psoralea; Glycine.
- Vol 11, No.87 June 1981: Bossiaea and related genera (includes, Platylobium, Hovea, Templetonia, Goodia).
- Vol 11, No.89 December 1981: Sturt's desert pea - history, cultivation and propagation; Grafted desert peas.
- Vol 12, No.95 June 1983: Pultenaea Part 1.
- Vol 12, No.99 June 1984: Pultenaea Part 2.
- Vol 13, No.102 March 1985: Pultenaea Part 3.
- Vol 13, No.106 March 1986: Pultenaea Part 4.
- Vol 13, No.107 June 1986 Pultenaea Part 5.
- Vol 14, No.111 June 1987: Pultenaea Part 6.
- Vol 14, No.112 September 1987: Pultenaea Part 7.
- Vol 14, No.115 June 1988: Pultenaea Part 8.
- Vol 14, No.116 September 1988: Pultenaea Part 9.
- Vol 15, No.119 June 1989: Fabaceae - the Pea-flowered Wildflower Family; Pultenaea Part 10; Gompholobium.
- Vol 15, No.120 September 1989: Pultenaea Part 11.
- Vol 15, No.124 September 1990: Sturt's desert pea.
- Vol 17, No.135 June 1993: Chorizema.
- Vol 17, No.138 March 1994: Burny bean - Mucuna gigantea.
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