Twenty-three species of Blume with capitate inflorescences are enumerated in Thailand. Kladwong & Chantar., a new species from North-eastern Thailand, is described and illustrated. J.R.I.Wood, Kurz and S.Moore are new records in Thailand. Craib is reinstated, and S.evrardiivar.parviflora J.B.Imlay, J.B.Imlay, Craib and Bremek. are treated as new synonyms. 19 taxa are lectotypified. A key to species, taxonomic notes and photographs are provided as well as a preliminary conservation assessment and distribution maps.
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