- a few
occur in New
Zealand and New Guinea. The
genus name is
spelled Brachycome by some authors.
Henri C****ini
published the name
Brachyscome in 1816...
- as '
Brachycome iberidifolia'; the
generic name was
reverted to
include the 's' in the
original publication. It was
first described as
Brachycome iberidifolia...
-
Brachyscome multifida commonly known as cut-leaved daisy,
rocky daisy, and
Hawkesbury daisy,is
flowering plant in the
family Asteraceae. It has white,...
- and claypans.
Carter 1978, p. 391.
Carter 1978, p. 388. "Fact
sheet for
Brachycome dichromosomatica".
Electronic Flora of Australia.
Retrieved 2023-11-27...
- "Organisation and
origin of a B
chromosome centromeric sequence from
Brachycome dichromosomatica". Chromosoma. 103 (10): 708–14. doi:10.1007/BF00344232...
-
University Press). Carter,
Charles R. (1978-11-16). "Taxonomy of the
Brachycome lineariloba Complex (Asteraceae)". Telopea. 1 (5): 387–393. doi:10.7751/telopea19783508...
-
subalpine and
alpine habitats.
Larvae have been
reared on the
foliage of
Brachycome,
Helichrysum and
other herbaceous plant species.
Australian Faunal Directory...
-
Retrieved 13
October 2022. Davis,
Gwenda L. (1948). "Revision of the
genus Brachycome C****. Part I.
Australian species".
Proceedings of the
Linnean Society...
-
Poales Ba G
Brachyscome short lock of hair (the pappuses).
Previously Brachycome.
Asteraceae Asterales CS G Br****ica
Latin name Br****icaceae Br****icales...
- herbarium,
which he sold to the
National Herbarium of
Victoria in 1906.
Brachycome readeri and
Pottia readeri are
named in his honour. In 1908, he edited...
