Vascular Plants

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Sweet, R. (1827), Flora Australasica : null - null (Section) Sweet, R. Unknown
Names in this reference:
  1. Acacia ornithophora Sweet
  2. Bossiaea cordifolia Sweet
  3. Callistemon leptostachyum Sweet
  4. Callistemon leptostachyus Sweet
  5. Cassia barclayana Sweet
  6. Charlwoodia Sweet
  7. Charlwoodia congesta Sweet
  8. Dracophyllum gracile R.Br.
  9. Dracophyllum sect. Sphenotoma R.Br.
  10. Dryandra nervosa R.Br.
  11. Eutaxia pungens Sweet
  12. Grevillea sect. Eriocarpa Sweet
  13. Hakea ferruginea Sweet
  14. Hovea chorizemifolia DC.
  15. Hovea purpurea Sweet
  16. Lechenaultia oblata Sweet
  17. Leptospermum obovatum Sweet
  18. Orthrosanthus Sweet
  19. Orthrosanthus multiflorus Sweet
  20. Oxylobium obtusifolium Sweet
  21. Patersonia longiscapa Sweet
  22. Plagiolobium Sweet
  23. Plagiolobium chorizemaefolium Sweet
  24. Plagiolobium chorizemifolium (DC.) Sweet
  25. Plagiolobium ilicifolium Sweet
  26. Pultenaea flexilis Sm.
  27. Sphenotoma (R.Br.) Sweet
  28. Sphenotoma gracilis (R.Br.) Sweet

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