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Displaying records 1–20 of 39 for your search terms: Genus: mirbelia
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Fabaceae Lindl.
Intr.Nat.Syst.Bot. Ed.2:148 (1836)
Mirbelia Sm.
Ann.Bot. 1:511 (1805)
Mirbelia balsiformis R.Butcher
Nuytsia 22:77-81, Fig.1 (2012)
Mirbelia bursarioides A.M.Monro & Crisp ms
Mirbelia corallina R.Butcher
Nuytsia 22:81-84, Fig.3 (2012)
Mirbelia cordifolia A.M.Monro & Crisp ms
Mirbelia densiflora C.A.Gardner
J.Roy.Soc.Western Australia 27:177-178 (1942)
Mirbelia depressa E.Pritz.
Bot.Jahrb.Syst. 35:230 (1904)
Mirbelia dilatata R.Br.
Holly-leaved Mirbelia Hort.Kew. [W. Aiton] Ed.2,3:21 (1811)
Mirbelia ferricola R.Butcher
Nuytsia 22:84-89, Fig.4 (2012)
Mirbelia floribunda Benth.
Purple Mirbelia Sketch Veg.Swan R. 12 (1839)
Mirbelia granitica Crisp & J.M.Taylor
J.Adelaide Bot.Gard. 10:135-137,Fig.1 (1987)
Mirbelia longifolia C.A.Gardner
J.Roy.Soc.Western Australia 27:177 (1942)
Mirbelia magentea Crisp ms
Mirbelia microphylla (Turcz.) Benth.
Fl.Austral. 2:37 (1864)
Mirbelia microphylloides S.Moore
J.Bot. 35:164 (1897)
Mirbelia multicaulis (Turcz.) Benth.
Fl.Austral. 2:37 (1864)
Mirbelia ovata Meisn.
Pl.Preiss. [J.G.C.Lehmann] 1:77 (1844)
Mirbelia ramulosa (Benth.) C.A.Gardner
Enum.Pl.Austral.Occ. 57 (1930)
Mirbelia rhagodioides Crisp & J.M.Taylor
J.Adelaide Bot.Gard. 10:139-141,Fig.2 (1987)
Mirbelia seorsifolia (F.Muell.) C.A.Gardner
J.Roy.Soc.Western Australia 27:178 (1942)

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