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1200 m alt.In his authentic description, Orchard (op. cit.) described the tepal apices as “not hooded at the tip”. In all material held at the Tasmanian herbarium, the slender marginal wings of each tepal coalesced on the apex to kind a particular hood-like structure, terminating in a 1.0–1.5 mm long apiculus. A largely Southern Hemisphere house […] View
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Hicks Bendsen posted an update 1 year, 1 month ago
1200 m alt.In his authentic description, Orchard (op. cit.) described the tepal apices as “not hooded at the tip”. In all material held at the Tasmanian herbarium, the slender marginal wings of each tepal coalesced on the apex to kind a particular hood-like structure, terminating in a 1.0–1.5 mm long apiculus. A largely Southern Hemisphere house…[Read more]
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