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Displaying records 61–77 of 77 for your search terms: Genus: calothamnus
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Myrtaceae Juss.
Gen.Pl. [Jussieu] 322 (1789)
Calothamnus Labill.
Nov.Holl.Pl. 2:25, Tab. 164 (1806)
Calothamnus sanguineus Labill.
Silky-leaved Blood flower Nov.Holl.Pl. 2:25-26 (1806)
Calothamnus scabridus A.S.George
Nuytsia 20:196, 198, Fig. 7 (2010)
Calothamnus schaueri Lehm.
Del.Sem.Hort.Bot.Hamburg. 7 (1842)
Calothamnus sp. Arthur River (H.F. & M. Broadbent 1409)
Calothamnus sp. Junga (S.D. Hopper 1293)
Calothamnus sp. Kundip (A.S. George & E.G.H. Oliver ASG 17657)
Calothamnus sp. Lesueur (E.A. Griffin 2490)
Calothamnus sp. Montane (A.S. George 3140)
Calothamnus sp. Mt Lindesay (A.R. Annels et al. 4539)
Calothamnus sp. Mt Lindesay (B.G. Hammersley 439)
Calothamnus sp. Scott River (R.D. Royce 84)
Calothamnus sp. Whicher (B.J. Keighery & N. Gibson 230)
Calothamnus superbus Hawkeswood & Mollemans
Nuytsia 8(3):311-318, Figs 1-3 (1992)
Calothamnus torulosus Schauer
Regelia, Beaufortia, Caloth. 25 (1843)
Calothamnus tuberosus Hawkeswood
Nuytsia 5:133-135,Figs 5,7,11 (1984)
Calothamnus validus S.Moore
Barrens Clawflower J.Linn.Soc.,Bot. 45:205-206 (1920)
Calothamnus villosus R.Br.
Hort.Kew. [W. Aiton] Ed.2,4:418 (1812)

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