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Showing Eremophila naaykensii
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Type: “Hamersley Range (specifically Hancock Range) within mining tenement E-47/1329-I neighbouring Mining Area C, within Juna Downs Street, ∼103 km WNW of Newman townsite, 5 km E of Great Northern Highway, Western Australia, 21 Feb. 2018, C. van den Bergh CV Opp 18 (holo: PERTH 09105972!).”
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Etymology: "Named in honour of Jeremy Naaykens, Senior Advisor Riparian Ecology and Botany at Rio Tinto Australia. Jeremy has contributed much to our knowledge of the flora of the Pilbara region, and has collected specimens from most known populations of Eremophila naaykensii. His enthusiasm for the species often led to his disappearance up rocky ravines and gorges to collect specimens when other more pressing work was required."