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The new species Myriophyllum jacobsii (previously recognised variously as M. crispatum, M. simulans, and M. variifolium) is described from southeast Queensland. This species is distinguished from these other taxa primarily by comparably extreme emergent leaf length and novelty in transitional leaves (basal leaves of the emergent stem with pinnae or teeth). This is supported by phylogenetic results based on nrDNA ITS and cpDNA matK-trnK sequence data. The species is also put in a phylogenetic context in relation to other closely related Australian species.

Myriophyllum jacobsii M.L.Moody (Haloragaceae), a new species from southeast Queensland, Australia