Vascular Plants

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Williamson, H.B. (1921), A revision of the genus Pultenaea, Part II. Proceedings of the Royal Society of Victoria 33 : 133-148 (Paper) Williamson, H.B. Author
Names in this reference:
  1. Pultenaea acerosa R.Br. ex Benth. var. acerosa
  2. Pultenaea acerosa var. acicularis H.B.Will.
  3. Pultenaea cambagei Maiden & Betche
  4. Pultenaea costata H.B.Will.
  5. Pultenaea deanei R.T.Baker
  6. Pultenaea divaricata H.B.Will.
  7. Pultenaea ferruginea Rudge
  8. Pultenaea ferruginea var. deanei (R.T.Baker) H.B.Will.
  9. Pultenaea ferruginea Rudge var. ferruginea
  10. Pultenaea humilis var. glabrescens H.B.Will.
  11. Pultenaea humilis Benth. ex Hook.f. var. humilis
  12. Pultenaea juniperina var. planifolia H.B.Will.
  13. Pultenaea laxiflora Benth. var. laxiflora
  14. Pultenaea laxiflora var. pilosa H.B.Will.
  15. Pultenaea radiata H.B.Will.
  16. Pultenaea recurvifolia (Benth.) H.B.Will.
  17. Pultenaea subumbellata var. cambagei (Maiden & Betche) H.B.Will.
  18. Pultenaea tenuifolia var. recurvifolia Benth.

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