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Showing Hibbertia mathinnicola
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Type: "Holotypus: Skyline Tier, Scamander Forest Reserve, 19 Oct. 1983, F. Duncan s.n. (HO322826). Isotypi: AD, HO322827."
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Etymology: "The epithet mathinnicola is a composite of the word Mathinna and Latin -cola (dweller), recognising that the species is wholly restricted to ridgelines and adjacent slopes on the uniquely Tasmanian sedimentary substrate known as the Mathinna Supergroup (Calver et al. 2014)." [i.e. C.R.Calver et al. in K.D.Corbett et al. eds, Geological Evolution of Tasmania (2014)].