Vascular Plants Australian Plant Name Index (APNI)

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Showing Gossypium anapoides

Malvaceae Juss.

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448-450, Fig. 1 APC

[tax. nov.]

Type: "Australia. Western Australia: near Cape Talbot, ca. 90 km N of Kalumburu, 13 48'S, 126 45'E, 24 May 1993, L.A.Craven, J.M.Stewart & J.F.Wendel 9192 (holotype, CANB; isotypes: A, DNA, K. L, MEL, MO, NA, P, PERTH, WIR)."

Etymology: "The epithet is arbitrarily derived from the Greek combining forms ana- (back or bottom), apo- (front or top), and -eidos (resemblance) and refers to the leaves being of quite similar appearance on each surface, that is, they approach being isobilateral, being distinguishable only by a small nectary on the main vein of the abaxial side of the leaf. The leaves of all other species of section Grandicalyx are distinctly dorsiventral."

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