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species Wikimedia Commons has
media related to Rosa
acicularis. Maiz-Tome, L. (2016). "Rosa
acicularis". IUCN Red List of
Threatened Species. 2016: e.T64323755A67730697...
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specific epithet,
acicularis, is
derived from
Latin and
means "needle-shaped". Two
varieties are recognized:
Eleocharis acicularis var.
acicularis – most of species...
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resulting in
several synonyms,
including Cenomyces acicularis (by
Acharius in 1810),
Cladonia acicularis (Elias
Magnus Fries in 1831), and
Stereocaulon aciculare...
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Petrophile acicularis was
first formally described in 1810 by
Robert Brown in
Transactions of the
Linnean Society of London. The
specific epithet (
acicularis) means...
- "Fimbristylis
acicularis". FloraBase.
Western Australian Government Department of Biodiversity,
Conservation and Attractions. "Fimbristylis
acicularis R.Br"....
- Find in 1992. The
specific epithet (
acicularis)
means 'needle-pointed'
referring to the branchlets.
Jacksonia acicularis grows in
shrubland on sand between...
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Sperata acicularis is a
species of
bagrid catfish endemic to
Myanmar where it is
found in the Irrawaddy, Bago, and
Great Ten****erim
River systems of Myanmar...
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Pleurandra acicularis in his book
Novae Hollandiae Plantarum Specimen. In 1862,
Ferdinand von
Mueller changed the name to
Hibbertia acicularis in his book...
- been prepared. "Kunzea
acicularis". APNI.
Retrieved 13
December 2016. Toelken, ****mut R.; Craig, Gil F. (2007). "Kunzea
acicularis, K.
strigosa and K. similis...
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George Maxwell. The
specific epithet (
acicularis)
means "needle-pointed",
referring to the leaves. "Leucopogon
acicularis".
Australian Plant Census. Retrieved...
