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Displaying records 41–55 of 55 for your search terms: Genus: gomphrena
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Amaranthaceae Juss.
Gen.Pl. 87-88 (1789)
Gomphrena L.
Sp.Pl. [Linnaeus] 1:224 (1753)
Gomphrena sp. Belele (D.W. Goodall 3215)
Gomphrena sp. C Kimberley Flora (T.E.H. Aplin et al. 458)
Gomphrena sp. Cambridge Gulf (K.F. Kenneally 11899 K)
Gomphrena sp. Carr Boyd Range (T.G. Hartley 14527)
Gomphrena sp. D Kimberley Flora
Gomphrena sp. Derby (T.E.H. Aplin et al. 29)
Gomphrena sp. Kalumburu (G.J. Keighery 9030)
Gomphrena sp. King Edward River (G.J. Keighery 9037)
Gomphrena sp. Lennard River (E.M. Goble-Garratt 582)
Gomphrena sp. Maret Islands (A.A. Mitchell 5414)
Gomphrena sp. Martins Well (K.F. Kenneally 6116)
Gomphrena sp. Ord River (K.M. Durack s.n.)
Gomphrena splendida R.L.Barrett & J.Palmer
Splendid Bachelor Buttons Nuytsia 26:144-147, Fig. 1A-H (2015)
Gomphrena tenella (Moq.) Benth.
Fl.Austral. 5: 256 (1870)
Gomphrena verecunda R.W.Davis
Shy Bachelor Buttons Nuytsia 31:175-177, Fig. 1A (2020)

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