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Further images P.
lasianthos sp. 'Point Lookout', New
England National Park P.
lasianthos (artist:
Sydenham Edwards) "Prostanthera
lasianthos". Australian...
- "I-beam leaf" form (see Fig 1).
Hydrostatic leaves such as in
Prostanthera lasianthos are
large and thin, and may
involve the need for
multiple leaves rather...
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Ozothamnus ferrugineus,
Olearia lirata,
Olearia argophylla,
Prostanthera lasianthos,
Gynatrix pulc****a and
Pimelea axiflora. In open
woodland there is Acacia...
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Plantarum Specimen and the
first species he
described was
Prostanthera lasianthos. The word is
derived from the Gr**** for an appendage.
Within the flowers...
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gummiferum - New
South Wales Christmas bush,
ornamental tree.
Prostanthera lasianthos -
Victorian Christmas bush.
Several plants in
Australia are
referred to...
- bush
Metrosideros kermadecensis, New
Zealand Christmas bush
Prostanthera lasianthos, a
shrub from
Australia also
known as the
Victorian Christmas bush Senna...
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angustifolia Olearia argophylla Pimelea axiflora Pomaderris aspera Prostanthera lasianthos Tasmannia lanceolata Epiphytes, such as fork-ferns,
filmy ferns, and orchids...
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Daphnandra micrantha,
Glochidion ferdinandi, Notho****us moorei,
Prostanthera lasianthos,
Dodonaea viscosa,
Diploglottis australis,
Pomaderris aspera, Dendrocnide...
- in
Tasmania and
South Australia (not to be
confused with
Prostanthera lasianthos).
Indigenous names recorded include ****n in Coranderrk, Victoria, and...
- suggestion. This was the name they used for the
Christmas Bush (Prostanthera
lasianthos), a
white flowering summer plant which is
indigenous to the area. In mid-1864...