APC: Eucalyptus piperita
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APC (version 51796683)
published 27/3/25 by amonro
A tree element is an element of a classification tree structure (also known as a Node). The element holds the position
of a Taxon Concept in an arrangement of taxon that we refer to generically as a tree.
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Changes:
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2021-02-02 10:48:29.191
2020-10-29 20:45:31.369
2018-06-06 00:00:00.0
2016-01-04 00:00:00.0
- APC Dist.
- NSW
- APC Comment
- A reputed hybrid E. piperita x E. racemosa 'subsp. rossii' is the basis of E. chisholmii (Pryor & Johnson, 1971; Chippendale, 1988). A reputed hybrid E. moorei x E. piperita is the basis for E. moorei var. arborea Blakely (Pryor & Johnson, 1971; Chippendale, 1988). A reputed hybrid E. oreades x E. piperita is the basis for E. piperita var. orophila Blakely (Pryor & Johnson, 1971; Chippendale, 1988). A reputed hybrid E. capitellata x E. piperita is the basis of E. pseudo-piperita Maiden & Blakely (Pryor & Johnson, 1971; Chippendale, 1988). A reputed hybrid E. haemastoma x E. piperita 'subsp. piperita' is the basis of E. joyceae Blakely (Pryor & Johnson, 1971; Chippendale, 1988). A reputed hybrid E. piperita 'subsp. urceolaris' x E. racemosa according to Euclid, or E. piperita 'subsp. urceolaris' x E. sclerophylla according to Pryor & Johnson (1971) and Chippendale (1988) is the basis for E. congener Maiden & Blakely. The subspecies subsp. piperita and subsp. urceolaris are no longer recognised in NSW, although still separated in Euclid.
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