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Showing Dryandra idiogenes
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Type: "South Burngup Rd, SW of Newdegate, Western Australia, 33 12'S, 118 49'E, 30 August 1986, A.S. George 16713 (holo: PERTH 04225813; iso: CANB, K, MEL, NSW, PERTH 04225821, 04225848). [Correct collection date is 30 July 1986 (fide PERTH, July 2013)]."
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Etymology: "The species is named from the Greek idiogenes (distinctive, peculiar), in reference to the unusual features, especially the papery involucral bracts with cobwebby indumentum and the striking red and white flowers."