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Showing Pultenaea praetermissa
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Type: "New South Wales: near Sutton, 13 miles [~20.9 km] NNE of Canberra City Post Office, 20 Oct. 1963, C.Burgess s.n. [Sands 6310.6.1] (holo: NSW 500263; iso: AD 96642134*, L 2034539*, L 2034541*, NSW 500266, PERTH 624152, n.v., SYD)."
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Etymology: "The epithet is from the Latin praetermissus (to overlook) in reference to this species not having been previously recognised, despite the geographic proximity to the Australian National Herbarium (CANB)."