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Showing Psydrax odorata f. subnitida
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- Psydrax(gen.)
- odorata(sp.)
- australiana(subsp.)
- subnitida(f.)
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Type: Queensland. Darling Downs District: near Texas on the road to Stanthorpe, 28 51'S, 151 14'E, 7 November 1993, P.I.Forster PIF14257 (holo: BRI).
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APC Dist.: Qld, NSW
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Etymology: The forma epithet subnitida, from Latin sub-, 'somewhat', and nitidus, 'shiny', refers to the slightly shiny adaxial surface of the leaf blades of this form.