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related to
Archeria.
Archeria can
refer to two very
different taxonomic genera:
Archeria (animal), a
genus of
extinct eel like
animals Archeria (plant),...
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Archeria is a
genus of
embolomere which lived in the
Early Permian of
Texas and Oklahoma. It was a medium-sized
aquatic predator, with an
elongated body...
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Archeria hirtella is a
species of
shrub in the
family Ericaceae. It is
native to Tasmania, Australia.
Joseph Hooker first described it in 1847 as Epacris...
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Archeria racemosa is a
species of
shrub in the
family Ericaceae. A.
racemosa currently occupies a
rather restricted range in
northern New
Zealand (where...
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Archeria serpyllifolia is a dense, compact, low
growing shrub, that is
endemic to Tasmania, Australia,
inhabiting the
undisturbed alpine areas of southern...
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Archeria traversii is a
species of
shrub in the
family Ericaceae.
Archeria traversii is
scattered locally across southern New
Zealand (the
South Island...
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Archeria eriocarpa is a
species of
shrub in the
family Ericaceae. It is
endemic to Tasmania, Australia. Hooker, J.D. (1860) The
botany of the Antarctic...
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Archeria is a
small genus of
shrubs in the
family Ericaceae. As
currently cir****scribed the
group includes six species, all
native to
southern Australasia...
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Archeria comberi, also
known as the pink
mountain heath or comb heath, is a small, rare
shrub endemic to Tasmania, Australia. As a
member of the heath...
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diversity during the
Permian period,
though at
least one
representative (
Archeria) was
common in the
Early Permian.
Embolomeres went
extinct shortly before...
