-
similar to R.
sprengelioides. The two
species may
however be
distinguished by leaf
scars which are
visible on the stem of R.
sprengelioides but are absent...
-
Elizabeth Brown changed the name to
Epacris sprengelioides in
Australian Systematic Botany.
Epacris sprengelioides grows on
sandstone ledges,
cliff faces and...
- Schauer's work and gave the
plant the name
Beaufortia sprengelioides. The
specific epithet ("
sprengelioides") is a
reference to the
genus Sprengelia in the...
-
Western Australia. "Leucopogon
sprengelioides".
Australian Plant Census.
Retrieved 21 May 2023. "Leucopogon
sprengelioides". FloraBase.
Western Australian...
- "Andersonia
sprengelioides". FloraBase.
Western Australian Government Department of Biodiversity,
Conservation and Attractions. "Andersonia
sprengelioides". APNI...
-
specific epithet (
sprengelioides)
means "Sprengelia-like". (This
species was
originally in the
genus Ponceletia.)
Sprengelia sprengelioides grows swampy heath...
-
Betche in 1898
containing the
single species Rupicola sprengelioides (now
Epacris sprengelioides).
Though it has some
features in
common with Prionotes...
- base. It is
similar in
appearance to the high
altitude species Richea sprengelioides. "Richea procera". Key to
Tasmanian Dicots.
University of Tasmania....
-
sprengelia (N.S.W)
Sprengelia propinqua A.Cunn. ex DC. (Tas.)
Sprengelia sprengelioides (R.Br.)
Druce (Qld., N.S.W.) "Sprengelia".
Australian Plant Census....
-
Podocarpus lawrencei,
Richea pandanifolia,
Richea scoparia,
Richea sprengelioides,
Orites acicularis,
Orites revoluta,
Microstobos niphophilus, Tasmannia...
