Vascular Plants Australian Plant Name Index (APNI)

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Showing Hibiscus sankowskyorum

Malvaceae Juss.

, legitimate

, scientific

6-9, Figs 1d-f, 3

APC

[tax. nov.]

Type: "QUEENSLAND. Cook District: Brown Creek crossing on the road to Iron Range, on levee of the stream in Eucalyptus tetrodonta–E. nesophila woodland, 9.viii.1987, J.R. Clarkson 7341 (holotype: CANB 572995.1, 572995.2 (mounted on two sheets); isotypes: BRI, L, QRS, all n.v.)."

pro parte misapplication: Hibiscus forsteri F.D.Wilson legitimate by

Wilson, F.D. & Craven, L.A. (5 October 1995), Two new species of Hibiscus section Furcaria DC. (Malvaceae) from northern Queensland.

Austrobaileya

4(3)

: 439, fig. 1, map 1

Etymology: "The epithet honours Garry and Nada Sankowsky for their many collections and efforts in cultivating Malvaceae, including this species, provided to LC for study over a period of many years."

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