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Displaying records 21–40 of 101 for your search terms: Genus: tephrosia
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Fabaceae Lindl.
Intr.Nat.Syst.Bot. Ed.2:148 (1836)
Tephrosia Pers.
Syn.Pl. 1:328 (1806)
Tephrosia flammea Benth.
Fl.Austral. 2:204-205 (1864)
Tephrosia flammea var. monophylla W.Fitzg.
J.& Proc.Roy.Soc.Western Australia 3:153 (1918)
Tephrosia flammea var. pilosa C.A.Gardner
W.Australia Forests Dept.Bull. 32:56 (1923)
Tephrosia forrestiana F.Muell.
Fragm. (Mueller) 11:98 (1880)
Tephrosia funicularis R.Butcher
Nuytsia 32:46-48, Fig. 3 (2021)
Tephrosia gardneri Pedley ms
Tephrosia gardneri R.Butcher
Nuytsia 29:259-266, Fig. 3 (2018)
Tephrosia insolens R.Butcher & Cowie
Nuytsia 32:74-77, Figs 3, 5B (2021)
Tephrosia lasiochlaena Cowie
Nuytsia 15(2):166 (2004)
Tephrosia laxa Domin
Biblioth.Bot. 89:200-201 (1926)
Tephrosia laxa var. angustata Domin
Biblioth.Bot. 89:201 (1926)
Tephrosia leptoclada Benth.
Fl.Austral. 2:207 (1864)
Tephrosia lithosperma R.Butcher & Cowie
Nuytsia 32:77-81, Figs 4, 5C (2021)
Tephrosia macrocarpa Benth.
Fl.Austral. 2:209 (1864)
Tephrosia oblongata Benth.
Fl.Austral. 2:205 (1864)
Tephrosia oligophylla Benth.
Fl.Austral. 2:209 (1864)
Tephrosia oxalidea R.Butcher & P.J.H.Hurter
Nuytsia 22:343-348, Fig. 2, 4a (2012)
Tephrosia pedleyi R.Butcher
Nuytsia 29:69-73, Fig. 1 (2018)
Tephrosia phaeosperma Benth.
Leini Fl.Austral. 2:208 (1864)
Tephrosia polyzyga Benth.
Fl.Austral. 2:206 (1864)

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