Vascular Plants Australian Plant Name Index (APNI)

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Showing Darwinia briggsiae

Myrtaceae Juss.

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530, fig. 4 (map)

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[tax. nov.]

Type: New South Wales. Budawang Range, Corang Arch (near Corang Peak), in Casuarina thickets on exposed NW. side of sandstone conglomerate ridge crest, lat. 35 17 S., long. 150 06 1/2 E., 18.x.1990, Craven, Jones, Briggs, Quinn & Faunt 8614 (CANB, holo.; A, AD, B, BISH, BRI, CHR, E, HO, K, L, MEL, NSW, P, PRE, UC, US, W, iso.).

Etymology: The species is named in honour of Barbara Gillian Briggs, a student of Myrtaceae among other families, whose published studies of the Darwinia fascicularis group of species (Briggs 1962, 1964) reveal her insight into the systematics of this complex group of plants.

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