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Eucalyptus gunnii,
commonly known as
cider gum, is a
species of
large tree in the
flowering plant family Myrtaceae. It is
endemic to the
island of Tasmania...
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Liparophyllum gunnii,
commonly known as
alpine marshwort, is a
species of
aquatic flowering plants in the
family Menyanthaceae. It is the type for the...
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Cyttaria gunnii,
commonly known as the
myrtle orange or
beech orange, is an orange-white
coloured and
edible ascomycete fungus native to Australia. It...
- The
eastern barred bandicoot (Perameles
gunnii) is a nocturnal, rabbit-sized
marsupial endemic to
southeastern Australia,
being native to the
island of...
- Notho****us
gunnii, the
tanglefoot or
deciduous beech, is a
deciduous shrub or
small tree
endemic to the
highlands of Tasmania, Australia. It was described...
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Chiloglottis gunnii,
commonly known as the tall bird orchid, is a
species of
orchid endemic to Tasmania. It has two
broad leaves and a
single green to...
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Meridiastra gunnii is an
Australian species of sea star. It has six arms and can be any colour.
Molecular evidence indicated that
there were genetically...
- Poa
gunnii is a
Tasmanian endemic tussock gr****
considered one of the most
abundant and
common in
alpine and
subalpine environments from
about 800 m to...
-
gunnii, the
scrubby spurge, is a
small plant growing in
eastern and
southern Australia,
often on
rocky forest sites near water. "Phyllanthus
gunnii"...
- Gunn in
Tasmania and
named as
Sphaeria gunnii and
later moved into the
Cordyceps genus and
renamed Cordyceps gunnii. This
fungus and its
sisters in the genus...
