Vascular Plants Australian Plant Name Index (APNI)

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Showing Panaetia fulva

Asteraceae Bercht. & J.Presl

, legitimate

, scientific

[tax. nov.]

Type: "... annual plant, with the habit of a Gnaphalium, introduced from the Swan River by R. Mangles Esq. It flowered in May, 1838."

280

[secondary reference]

Comment: "Apart from the original description, the only reference to this species in the literature is in Index Kewensis where it is listed in italics. Presumably its transfer to Podolepis was assumed, when Bentham (1866) incorporated both Panaetia Lessoni and P. Muelleri into that genus, but the new combination was never made."

APC

[secondary reference]

APC Comment: A name of uncertain application (fide G.L.R.Davis, Proc. Linn. Soc. New S. Wales 2 81: 280 (1957)).

109

[secondary reference]

Text: "The brief Latin and English descriptions of Panaetia fulva in the protologue would suggest that this taxon does not belong to Panaetia or Podolepis. Unfortunately type specimens have not been located either on JSTOR Global Plants or in the Lindley herbarium at Cambridge University (CAM)."