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A new species of    Solanum    from the Australian “andromonoecious bush tomato clade” of   Solanum   subgenus   Leptostemonum   is described.    Solanum   jobsonii    Martine, J.Cantley, &amp; L.M.Lacey,  sp. nov.  is part of the    S.   eburneum    Symon species group. It most closely resembles    S.   eburneum    and    S.   watneyi    Martine &amp; Frawley of the northwestern part of the Northern Territory, but is separated geographically from them by the Sturt Plateau. Morphometric analyses show that    S.   jobsonii    differs statistically from    S.   eburneum   ,    S.   watneyi   , and    S.   diversiflorum    F.Muell. – a similar species in habit and leaf characters – in several key reproductive and vegetative characters. We provide morphometric evidence for the recognition of    S.   jobsonii   , a complete description, a table of comparisons within its species group, and a map showing species group distributions. One of the first new species to be described from Limmen National Park (established 2012),    S.   jobsonii    is a testament to the value of designating and protecting public lands, as well as supporting science relating to them.

Solanum jobsonii , a novel andromonoecious bush tomato species from a new Australian national park