Vascular Plants

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Gray, A. in Hooker, W.J. (ed.) (July 1852), Characters of some South-west Australian Compositae, principally of the subtribe Gnaphalieae. Hooker's Journal of Botany and Kew Garden Miscellany 4 : 225-232 (Paper) Gray, A. Author
Names in this reference:
  1. Achrysum A.Gray
  2. Achrysum glomeratum A.Gray
  3. Actinopappus Hook.f. ex A.Gray
  4. Actinopappus drummondii A.Gray
  5. Actinopappus perpusillus A.Gray
  6. Anthocerastes A.Gray
  7. Anthocerastes drummondii A.Gray
  8. Calocephalus gnaphalioides Hook.
  9. Dimorpholepis A.Gray
  10. Dimorpholepis australis A.Gray
  11. Gnaphalodes A.Gray
  12. Gnaphalodes condensata A.Gray
  13. Gnaphalodes condensatum A.Gray
  14. Gnaphalodes uliginosa A.Gray
  15. Gnaphalodes uliginosum A.Gray
  16. Helipterum discoideum A.Gray
  17. Helipterum sect. Geniosperma A.Gray
  18. Helipterum sect. Helipteridium A.Gray
  19. Helipterum sect. Synachyrum A.Gray
  20. Helipterum tenellum A.Gray
  21. Monencyanthes A.Gray
  22. Monencyanthes gnaphalioides (Hook.) A.Gray
  23. Podotheca pygmaea A.Gray
  24. Scyphocoronis A.Gray
  25. Scyphocoronis viscosa A.Gray

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