-
species described was
Nematolepis phebalioides. The
Australian Plant Census accepted seven species as at July 2020:
Nematolepis elliptica (Paul G.Wilson)...
- 1998 Paul G.Wilson
changed the name to
Nematolepis rhytidophylla and the
change published in Nuytsia.
Nematolepis rhytidophylla is an
understorey shrub...
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Nematolepis wilsonii (shiny
nematolepis) is an
endangered shrub or
small tree
species which is
endemic to
Victoria in Australia. It may grow up to 10...
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Nematolepis squamea ,
commonly known as Satinwood, is an
upright shrub or
small tree
species which is
endemic to Australia.
Nematolepis squamea is an...
- In 1998, Paul G.
Wilson changed the name to
Nematolepis ovatifolia in the
journal Nuytsia.
Nematolepis ovatifolia grows in low
woodland on
granite ridges...
-
Wilson changed the name to
Nematolepis elliptica and the name
change was
published in the
journal Nuytsia.
Nematolepis elliptica has a
restricted distribution...
- and in
mallee thickets. "
Nematolepis phebalioides".
Australian Plant Census.
Retrieved 28 July 2020. Wilson, Paul G. "
Nematolepis phebalioides".
Flora of...
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Nematolepis frondosa,
commonly known as
leafy nematolepis, is a
shrub that is
endemic to Victoria, Australia. It is a small,
conical shaped shrub with...
-
satinwood Murraya paniculata, Satinwood, from
Southeast Asia and
Australia Nematolepis squamea,
Satinwood from
Australia Pericopsis elata,
Yellow or African...
- the only
known location where the
endangered plant species leafy nematolepis (
Nematolepis frondosa) occurs.
Other rare or
vulnerable plant species found...
