Vascular Plants Australian Plant Name Index (APNI)

name

You will get suggestions as you type in your query, they tell you what your query will return, and you can select one for an exact match.
The query is not case sensitive.
This search uses an automatic wild card at the end of the query to match all endings (unless the query is in double quotes).
The query is an ordered set of search terms, so viola l. will match "Viola L." and "Viola L. sect Viola."
Putting double quotes around your entire query will cause it to be matched exactly (except case). e.g. "Viola L." will match just Viola L.
You can use a % as a wild card inside the search query e.g. hakea elon% be or "hakea % var. elon% benth." to find "Hakea ceratophylla var. elongata Benth."

click the for help.

Scientific names

Names of cultivated plants

Other names, e.g. common

No. of results

Select the number of results to display.
The total number of results available will also be displayed.

Showing Kunzea axillaris

Myrtaceae Juss.

, legitimate

, scientific

141-142, FIg. 23 APC

[tax. nov.]

Type: "New South Wales, Mt Cairncross, T. & J.Whaite 3537, 7.iii.1981 (holo.: AD98831018; iso.: NSW)."

taxonomic synonym:

Kunzea sp. A

[n/a]

taxonomic synonym:

Kunzea sp. A

[n/a]

taxonomic synonym:

[n/a]

taxonomic synonym:

Kunzea sp. A

[n/a]

Etymology: "The epithet “axillaris”, Latin, “axillary” refers to the flowers, which appear to be single in the axils of leaves (=leaf-like bracts), but on closer examination one finds the scars of two bracteoles subtending each flower, which makes the inflorescence a leafy botryum as is commonly found in sect. Niviferae.