Table 9 in There's gold in them thar hills! Morphology and molecules delimit species in Xerochrysum (Asteraceae; Gnaphalieae) and reveal many new taxa

Table 9. Taxon and putative entity clusters from principal coordinate analysis of 2486 single-nucleotide polymorphism loci representing all species of Xerochrysum (except X. collierianum).
NumberClusterTaxonScope1X. sp. Porongurup, X. sp. Forests, X. sp. LimestoneAll populations for these entities2X. macranthumAll populations for this species3X. milliganii groupX. alpinumAll populations for this species4X. milliganiiAll populations for this species5X. palustreAll populations for this species6X. aff. palustreAll populations for this entity7X. subundulatumAll populations for this species8‘Bracteatum’ groupX. viscosum, X. sp. Mount Kaputar, X. halmaturorum, X. sp. Lofty Ranges, X. papillosum, X. bicolorAll populations for these entities9X. sp. Blackfellows GapNamadgi NP10X. bracteatum sens. str.All populations for this species11X. interiore, X. sp. New EnglandAll populations for these entities except X. sp. New England, Henry River Falls12X. sp. GlencoeAll populations for this entity13X. sp. Barrington Tops, X. sp. Flinders Range, X. sp. New England, X. sp. Mount MerinoAll populations for these entities14X. sp. Point LookoutNew England NP15‘Boreale’ groupX. bracteatum sens. lat., X. sp. North Stradbroke Island, X. sp. Northern Tablelands, X. sp. North Kennedy, X. sp. Mount Elliott, X. boreale, X. interiore, X. sp. Walker Point, X. sp. Fly Point, X. sp. weedyAll populations for these entities except X. bracteatum sens. lat., Tasmania, Chinchilla, Narrabri.
NSW, New South Wales; NP, National Park.