Trees or shrubs, some with prostrate stems. Leaves alternate, sometimes whorled. Flowers many in a dense cylindrical, ovoid or spherical inflorescence, in 3 species reduced and head-like, with a basal involucre of narrow, usually hairy bracts that commonly fall by anthesis; flowers in pairs, each flower subtended by a bract and each pair by a larger 'common bract'. Perianth of 4 ±equal tepals. Pistil usually wiry; pollen presenter scarcely delimited to markedly modified, commonly ribbed. Ovules 2. Fruit a woody follicle. Seeds 1 or 2, with an intermediary 2-winged plate of similar outline and size. Cotyledons with acute basal auricles.
The infrageneric classification and systematic sequence presented here are modified from that of George (1981) and take into account new data revealed in the work of Thiele & Ladiges (1996). Series Bauerinae and ser. Quercinae are grouped with sect. Coccinea and all three placed next to sect. Oncostylis . Banksia tricuspis is placed in a new monotypic series. Within ser. Salicinae , B. canei and B. saxicola are now placed at the end, since I believe that, if we accept that Banksia had a tropical origin, their typically subalpine distribution indicates a recent origin. I believe that B. dentata is the most primitive extant species because of its relatively simple morphology and tropical habitat. From there my arrangement generally follows increasing diversity of form and tries to take account of distribution and habitat, although the straitjacket of a linear sequence cannot show a presumed real picture of the various lines evolving during the same time frame (a drawback also for presenting cladistic results).
Thiele & Ladiges (1996) proposed a classification based on subgenera, series and subseries, but I believe that, in subg. Banksia , it is more useful to recognise sections to distinguish the straight-styled from the hooked-styled species and, with the recent work of Maguire et al. (1996), accept B. coccinea at the same rank.
I disagree with Thiele & Ladiges' placement of a number of taxa, notably: placement of B. elderiana in ser. Tetragonae ; placement of the four orange-styled species of my ser. Crocinae in subser. Cratistylis ; with their allocation of species to subser. Acclives and Integrifoliae (B. dentata is clearly allied to B. integrifolia , not to the very distinctive B. robur ); and in their recognition of subser. Longistyles which remains heterogeneous by inclusion of such diverse species as B. violacea , B. tricuspis , B. pulchella and B. meisneri .
I prefer to group the hooked-styled species (sect. Oncostylis ) and not insert the straight-styled ser. Quercinae among them. Until further data tell us otherwise, I prefer a broader grouping than that offered by Thiele & Ladiges (1996). In their systematic sequence, the placement of subg. Isostylis at the beginning is due to its resemblance to the related genus Dryandra , but it may be argued just as validly that this subgenus is advanced and that Dryandra may have evolved from it; I believe that the resemblance of Isostylis to Dryandra may be more superficial than is now thought. Thiele & Ladiges then place a number of series early in their sequence as being related to or derived from subg. Isostylis , before placing ser. Salicinae (which I consider the most primitive extant group) well along the line. Apart from ser. Quercinae as mentioned above, the two systems then generally agree in placing the hooked-styled species after the straight-styled ones (except that my system places subg. Isostylis at the end).
| 1 |
Style after anthesis hooked just below apex |
2
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| 1: |
Style remaining straight or gently curved, occasionally S-shaped below apex but pollen presenter always erect |
25
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| 2 |
Inflorescence cylindrical; axis 6–20 cm long |
3
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| 2: |
Inflorescence spherical or ovoid; axis 2–6 cm long |
12
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| 3 |
Leaves pinnatipartite |
brownii
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| 3: |
Leaves entire or dentate |
4
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| 4 |
Leaves narrowly linear with revolute margins, entire or shortly dentate towards apex |
5
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| 4: |
Leaves broadly linear, oblong or narrowly elliptic with flat to recurved margins |
8
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| 5 |
Leaves 9–20 mm long |
ericifolia
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| 5: |
Leaves 3–13 cm long |
6
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| 6 |
Leaves entire except an obtuse tooth each side of apical mucro; flowers soon falling; follicles 8–16 mm high |
tricuspis
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| 6: |
Leaves usually spinulose to serrate or dentate at least along upper margins; flowers persistent or soon falling; follicles 3–7 mm high |
7
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| 7 |
Leaves alternate; perianth 23–29 mm long; follicles flattened or rounded along suture (eastern Australia) |
spinulosa
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| 7: |
Leaves in whorls; perianth 13–18 mm long; follicles ±acute along suture (W.A.) |
occidentalis
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| 8 |
Leaves elliptic, entire, leathery |
verticillata
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| 8: |
Leaves linear or oblong, usually dentate to some extent, not leathery |
9
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| 9 |
Leaves linear with recurved margins |
10
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| 9: |
Leaves broadly linear to oblong, with recurved or almost flat margins |
11
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| 10 |
Leaves 10–23 cm long; perianth 25–27 mm long; style yellow |
littoralis
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| 10: |
Leaves 4–13 cm long; perianth 17–18 mm long; style metallic red |
occidentalis
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| 11 |
Perianth limb pubescent (eastern Australia) |
spinulosa
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| 11: |
Perianth limb glabrous (W.A.) |
seminuda
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| 12 |
Leaves with many triangular lobes; pistil 14–15 mm long |
dryandroides
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| 12: |
Leaves entire; pistil more than 16 mm long |
13
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| 13 |
Flowers opening from base of spike upwards; inflorescence pendulous |
nutans
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| 13: |
Flowers opening from apex of spike downwards; inflorescence erect |
14
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| 14 |
Leaves pubescent above, becoming scabrid |
scabrella
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| 14: |
Leaves smooth when mature |
15
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| 15 |
Perianth glabrous inside |
16
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| 15: |
Perianth hairy inside |
19
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| 16 |
Perianth 17–25 mm long; pollen presenter ovoid |
17
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| 16: |
Perianth 7–10 mm long; pollen presenter turbinate |
18
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| 17 |
Leaves 1.5–2 mm wide; perianth limb mostly glabrous; follicles wide, ±flattened across top |
incana
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| 17: |
Leaves c. 0.8 mm wide; perianth limb pubescent all over; follicle valves with an enlarged, thin vertical ridge |
laricina
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| 18 |
Stems sparsely hirsute, soon glabrous; perianths soon falling |
pulchella
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| 18: |
Stems tomentose; perianths persistent for some years |
meisneri
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| 19 |
Perianth 17–27 mm long |
20
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| 19: |
Perianth 30–55 mm long |
22
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| 20 |
Common bracts 7–8 mm long; perianth limb 4 mm long; follicles 4–7 mm wide, hirsute |
telmatiaea
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| 20: |
Common bracts 2.5–4 mm long; perianth limb 2–3 mm long; follicles 8–23 mm wide, ±flattened, closely pubescent becoming glabrous |
21
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| 21 |
Flowers pale yellow, the uppermost sometimes purplish; limb almost glabrous; follicles not sticky |
micrantha
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| 21: |
All flowers violet, sometimes green at base, rarely yellowish; limb pubescent; follicles ±sticky, at least when young |
violacea
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| 22 |
Common and floral bracts white; new growth reddish pink |
lanata
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| 22: |
Common and floral bracts rusty brown; new growth rusty brown |
23
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| 23 |
Leaves commonly 1.8–2.8 mm wide |
grossa
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| 23: |
Leaves 1–1.5 mm wide (rarely wider) |
24
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| 24 |
Branchlets tomentose; leaves soft; common bracts 7–10 mm long; follicles commonly 6–10 mm long, with valves smooth but hirsute; lignotuber absent |
leptophylla
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| 24: |
Branchlets pubescent, soon glabrous; leaves ±stiff, pungent; common bracts 6–7 mm long; follicles 10–25 mm wide, with lateral shoulders, hirsute, glabrescent; lignotuber present |
sphaerocarpa
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| 25 |
Inflorescence head-like, the axis compressed-ovoid, 5–30 mm long |
26
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| 25: |
Inflorescence cylindrical or spherical, the axis elongate, usually more than 3 cm long |
29
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| 26 |
Leaves obovate to cuneate, acutely dentate, deep green above |
27
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| 26: |
Leaves broadly linear, with many triangular dentate teeth, dull blue-green |
elegans
|
| 27 |
Leaves 3–10 cm long; pistil 27–35 mm long |
ilicifolia
|
| 27: |
Leaves 1–4 cm long; pistil 19–25 mm long |
28
|
| 28 |
Leaves shining green above; flowers 20–35 per head |
oligantha
|
| 28: |
Leaves dull green above; flowers 55–65 per head |
cuneata
|
| 29 |
Tepals awned |
30
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| 29: |
Tepals not awned |
32
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| 30 |
Perianth 58–65 mm long; style kinked below apex |
baueri
|
| 30: |
Perianth 20–29 mm long; style not kinked |
31
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| 31 |
Perianth ferruginous; leaves ±regularly prominently serrate, undulate; follicles 4–6 mm wide |
quercifolia
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| 31: |
Perianth pale mauve to pink; leaves entire to sparsely serrate, ±flat; follicles 10–18 mm wide |
oreophila
|
| 32 |
Style prominently S-shaped below apex |
sceptrum
|
| 32: |
Style straight or gently curved |
33
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| 33 |
Stems prostrate, rarely erect and then no more than 20 cm long |
34
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| 33: |
Stems erect or spreading, never all prostrate |
40
|
| 34 |
Leaves dentate |
35
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| 34: |
Leaves pinnatipartite |
37
|
| 35 |
Mature leaves white-tomentose below; perianth pink or reddish with cream limb |
petiolaris
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| 35: |
Mature leaves glabrous below except in stomatal pits; perianth ferruginous |
36
|
| 36 |
Leaf teeth usually irregular; involucral bracts 2–4 cm long, long-hirsute |
goodii
|
| 36: |
Leaf teeth regular; involucral bracts 1–3 cm long, tomentose or shortly hirsute |
gardneri
|
| 37 |
Stems underground; leaf lobes ±cuneate, obtusely dentate |
repens
|
| 37: |
Stems on surface, rarely underground; leaf lobes triangular, oblong or linear, entire |
38
|
| 38 |
Leaves bluish green; perianth 28–32 mm long, reddish pink; claws loosely pubescent with short curled hairs |
blechnifolia
|
| 38: |
Leaves deep or pale green; perianth 17–30 mm long, ferruginous, or cream and pink; claws hirsute with spreading hairs |
39
|
| 39 |
Leaves divided 1/2–3/4 of way to midrib; lobes 1–3 cm long (W.A., Collie to Ravensthorpe) |
gardneri
|
| 39: |
Leaves divided almost to midrib; lobes 3–8 cm long (W.A., Mogumber to Eneabba) |
chamaephyton
|
| 40 |
Perianth glabrous |
41
|
| 40: |
Perianth hairy at least on claws |
46
|
| 41 |
Inflorescence pendulous |
42
|
| 41: |
Inflorescence erect |
44
|
| 42 |
Leaf lobes ±obtuse, 1–3 mm long |
lemanniana
|
| 42: |
Leaf lobes pungently acute, 4–10 mm long |
43
|
| 43 |
Leaf margins ±recurved, with lobes 4–6 mm long with rounded sinuses; perianth deep pink to red in upper half |
caleyi
|
| 43: |
Leaf margins ±flat, with lobes 5–10 mm long with angular sinuses; perianth reddish pink in lower half, grading to cream, including limb |
aculeata
|
| 44 |
Leaves cuneate, 2–6 cm long, with a few obtuse teeth; perianth red-maroon where exposed, otherwise pale greenish yellow |
praemorsa
|
| 44: |
Leaves broadly linear, 6–10 cm long, with many teeth; perianth yellow |
45
|
| 45 |
Perianth 15–22 mm long; styles curled against axis after flowering |
attenuata
|
| 45: |
Perianth 35–43 mm long; styles remaining erect from axis, wiry |
lindleyana
|
| 46 |
Style hairy at least in lowest third |
47
|
| 46: |
Style glabrous or papillose (excluding any hairs on ovary) |
51
|
| 47 |
Pistil 23–35 mm long |
48
|
| 47: |
Pistil 40–50 mm long |
50
|
| 48 |
Inflorescence pendulous |
elderiana
|
| 48: |
Inflorescence erect |
49
|
| 49 |
Perianth pubescent outside, glabrous inside; follicles smooth, 2.5–5 cm high; leaves 15–40 cm long with flat margins |
candolleana
|
| 49: |
Perianth hirsute both sides; follicles warted, 15–20 mm high; leaves 5–16 cm long with recurved margins |
pilostylis
|
| 50 |
Leaves with 4–7 lobes each side of midrib; margins flat |
baxteri
|
| 50: |
Leaves with 15–30 lobes each side of midrib; margins recurved |
speciosa
|
| 51 |
Leaves 4–10 cm wide, rarely narrower |
52
|
| 51: |
Leaves commonly less than 3 cm wide |
57
|
| 52 |
Leaves shortly dentate with many teeth |
53
|
| 52: |
Leaves with large, triangular lobes |
55
|
| 53 |
Leaves broadly oblong, cordate or obcordate, 3–9 cm long; perianth 30–32 mm long, villous outside; style scarlet, rarely orange or dark red; follicles 1–2 mm high |
coccinea
|
| 53: |
Leaves narrowly obovate or elliptic, 9–30 cm long; perianth 22–32 mm long, closely pubescent; style yellow or cream; follicles 3–8 mm high |
54
|
| 54 |
Leaves undulate, white-tomentose below, with teeth ±irregular and 5–10 mm long; follicles opening within a year; (northern Australia) |
dentata
|
| 54: |
Leaves ±flat, pale green-tomentose below, with teeth ±regular and 2–3 mm long; follicles remaining closed for several years or until burnt (Atherton to Wollongong) |
robur
|
| 55 |
Leaf lobes rounded; perianth brownish purple |
solandri
|
| 55: |
Leaf lobes angular; perianth pale yellow or orange |
56
|
| 56 |
Leaves 3–11 cm wide, pinnatisect with 8–12 lobes each side; perianth pale yellow; limb glabrous; follicles scarcely exserted from massive cone; old flowers soon falling |
grandis
|
| 56: |
Leaves 2.5–4 cm wide, pinnatipartite with 16–20 lobes each side; perianth orange, tomentose throughout; follicles exserted from axis but hidden by persistent old flowers |
victoriae
|
| 57 |
Perianth white- or pink-villous, orange inside; style orange |
58
|
| 57: |
Perianth pubescent, silky or hirsute, or if villous then not white or pink; style variously coloured |
61
|
| 58 |
Leaves dentate, with teeth 1–2 mm long |
burdettii
|
| 58: |
Leaves triangular-lobed, with lobes 2–15 mm long |
59
|
| 59 |
Leaves ascending, 6–16 cm long, 5–12 mm wide |
hookeriana
|
| 59: |
Leaves spreading, 15–27 cm long, 10–40 mm wide |
60
|
| 60 |
Leaf lobes 2–5 mm long; new leaves and involucral bracts pubescent to hirsute; old flowers soon falling |
prionotes
|
| 60: |
Leaf lobes 10–15 mm long; new leaves and involucral bracts woolly; old flowers persistent in fruit |
victoriae
|
| 61 |
Leaves usually entire |
62
|
| 61: |
Leaves usually serrate or lobed |
68
|
| 62 |
Leaves alternate |
63
|
| 62: |
Leaves whorled |
66
|
| 63 |
Leaves pungent, 2–5 cm long; follicles villous, glabrescent, most remaining closed for several years |
canei
|
| 63: |
Leaves acute to truncate or emarginate, 1.5–20 cm long; follicles closely tomentose or loosely hirsute, commonly opening when mature |
64
|
| 64 |
Leaves narrowly elliptic, narrowly obovate or lanceolate, 10–20 cm long, acute or obtuse; perianth 22–29 mm long (Qld) |
65
|
| 64: |
Leaves linear, oblong or narrowly cuneate, 3–6 cm long, commonly truncate or emarginate, sometimes obtuse, rarely acute; perianth 16–24 mm long (S.A., N.S.W., Vic., Tas.) |
marginata
|
| 65 |
New growth pale rusty-pubescent; leaves with a row of short, stiff brown hairs each side of abaxial midrib; flowers pale yellow; follicles erect, 8–12 mm long (Townsville to Cooktown) |
aquilonia
|
| 65: |
New growth red-velvety; leaves without short, stiff brown hairs each side of abaxial midrib; flowers commonly pale blue-grey to mauve in late bud, dull yellow after anthesis; follicles turned upwards, 12–16 mm long (Hinchinbrook Is. and adjacent mainland) |
plagiocarpa
|
| 66 |
Involucral bracts 10–20 mm long; perianths persistent in fruit (south-eastern Qld and adjacent N.S.W.) |
conferta
|
| 66: |
Involucral bracts 2–10 mm long; perianths soon falling |
67
|
| 67 |
Perianth 19–22 mm long; follicles remaining closed for several years, with lip 2–3 mm wide (Vic., The Grampians and Wilsons Promontory) |
saxicola
|
| 67: |
Perianth 22–25 mm long; follicles opening within a year or so of anthesis, with lip 0.5–1.5 mm wide (widespread, eastern Australia from Mackay to Melbourne) |
integrifolia
|
| 68 |
Flowers orange |
69
|
| 68: |
Flowers other colours, not orange |
71
|
| 69 |
Leaves 2–7 cm long; perianth limb densely hirsute |
audax
|
| 69: |
Leaves 10–30 cm long; perianth limb pubescent |
70
|
| 70 |
Leaves 5–10 mm wide; lobes separated by shallow sinuses parallel to midrib; perianth pubescent outside, 20–24 mm long (W.A., Mullewa to Kulja) |
benthamiana
|
| 70: |
Leaves 20–40 mm wide; lobes triangular with V- or U-shaped sinuses; perianth 26–34 mm long (North West Cape to Mullewa) |
ashbyi
|
| 71 |
Perianth 29–45 mm long |
72
|
| 71: |
Perianth 15–26 mm long |
79
|
| 72 |
Perianth limb glabrous; follicles ±rugose |
73
|
| 72: |
Perianth limb pubescent, silky, hirsute or tomentose; follicles not rugose |
75
|
| 73 |
Inflorescence ±spherical; pistil straight; old flowers falling; follicles rare |
elegans
|
| 73: |
Inflorescence cylindrical; pistil curved; old flowers persistent; follicles many |
74
|
| 74 |
Perianth 32–38 mm long; limb 3–4 mm long; pollen presenter c. 0.75 mm long; common and floral bracts brown |
media
|
| 74: |
Perianth 40–44 mm long; limb 4.5–5.5 mm long; pollen presenter 1.5–1.8 mm long; common and floral bracts green |
epica
|
| 75 |
At least some leaves more than 25 cm long, with widely spaced teeth (S & E of Southern Cross) |
lullfitzii
|
| 75: |
Leaves not or rarely more than 20 cm long, with closely spaced teeth |
76
|
| 76 |
Leaves oblong, shallowly dentate; flowers various shades of red or pink, sometimes yellow or brown, soon falling; follicles mottled (W.A.) |
menziesii
|
| 76: |
Leaves narrowly elliptic to obovate, serrate; flowers creamy grey or greenish cream, persistent; follicles not mottled (eastern Australia) |
77
|
| 77 |
Most leaves 3–10 cm long; perianth 30–35 mm long including limb of 3–4 mm (S.A., western Vic.) |
ornata
|
| 77: |
Leaves commonly 10–20 cm long; perianth 35–45 mm long including limb of 5–8 mm (south-eastern Qld to eastern Vic.) |
78
|
| 78 |
Leaves commonly 2–4 cm wide; pollen presenter fusiform with thickened base, 2–3 mm long |
serrata
|
| 78: |
Leaves commonly 1–2 cm wide; pollen presenter clavate-conical, 1 mm long |
aemula
|
| 79 |
Leaf margins recurved; inflorescence cylindrical (eastern Australia; B. canei rarely naturalised in W.A.) |
80
|
| 79: |
Leaf margins ±flat; inflorescence spherical (W.A.) |
laevigata
|
| 80 |
Leaves obovate, narrowly obovate, oblong, elliptic or lanceolate |
81
|
| 80: |
Leaves linear to narrowly oblong |
84
|
| 81 |
Flowers openly arranged in inflorescence; perianth 15–18 mm long |
paludosa
|
| 81: |
Flowers closely arranged in inflorescence; perianth 20–26 mm long |
82
|
| 82 |
Leaves whorled; branchlets villous, glabrescent within a year; common bracts penicillate (Blue Mtns) |
conferta
|
| 82: |
Leaves alternate; branchlets remaining closely tomentose for 2–3 years; common bracts not penicillate |
83
|
| 83 |
Leaves lanceolate to narrowly obovate, coarsely lobed to entire; follicles upturned; valves obliquely triangular (Qld, Hinchinbrook Is. and adjacent mainland) |
plagiocarpa
|
| 83: |
Leaves oblong to obovate-oblong, commonly all finely serrate; follicles erect; valves semicircular (Bundaberg, Qld, to Ulladulla, N.S.W.) |
oblongifolia
|
| 84 |
Leaves pungent; perianths soon falling; most follicles remaining closed for several years |
canei
|
| 84: |
Leaves truncate to acute; perianths commonly persistent; follicles usually opening within a year of anthesis |
marginata
|
| 85 |
Published since the Flora of Australia treatment |
croajingolensis
|
| 85 |
Published since the Flora of Australia treatment |
rosserae
|
| 85 |
Published since the Flora of Australia treatment |
acanthopoda
|
| 85 |
Published since the Flora of Australia treatment |
acuminata
|
| 85 |
Published since the Flora of Australia treatment |
alliacea
|
| 85 |
Published since the Flora of Australia treatment |
anatona
|
| 85 |
Published since the Flora of Australia treatment |
arborea
|
| 85 |
Published since the Flora of Australia treatment |
arctotidis
|
| 85 |
Published since the Flora of Australia treatment |
armata
|
| 85 |
Published since the Flora of Australia treatment |
aurantia
|
| 85 |
Published since the Flora of Australia treatment |
bella
|
| 85 |
Published since the Flora of Australia treatment |
bipinnatifida
|
| 85 |
Published since the Flora of Australia treatment |
biterax
|
| 85 |
Published since the Flora of Australia treatment |
borealis
|
| 85 |
Published since the Flora of Australia treatment |
brunnea
|
| 85 |
Published since the Flora of Australia treatment |
calophylla
|
| 85 |
Published since the Flora of Australia treatment |
carlinoides
|
| 85 |
Published since the Flora of Australia treatment |
catoglypta
|
| 85 |
Published since the Flora of Australia treatment |
cirsioides
|
| 85 |
Published since the Flora of Australia treatment |
columnaris
|
| 85 |
Published since the Flora of Australia treatment |
comosa
|
| 85 |
Published since the Flora of Australia treatment |
concinna
|
| 85 |
Published since the Flora of Australia treatment |
corvijuga
|
| 85 |
Published since the Flora of Australia treatment |
cynaroides
|
| 85 |
Published since the Flora of Australia treatment |
cypholoba
|
| 85 |
Published since the Flora of Australia treatment |
dallanneyi
|
| 85 |
Published since the Flora of Australia treatment |
densa
|
| 85 |
Published since the Flora of Australia treatment |
drummondii
|
| 85 |
Published since the Flora of Australia treatment |
echinata
|
| 85 |
Published since the Flora of Australia treatment |
epimicta
|
| 85 |
Published since the Flora of Australia treatment |
erythrocephala
|
| 85 |
Published since the Flora of Australia treatment |
falcata
|
| 85 |
Published since the Flora of Australia treatment |
fasciculata
|
| 85 |
Published since the Flora of Australia treatment |
fililoba
|
| 85 |
Published since the Flora of Australia treatment |
foliolata
|
| 85 |
Published since the Flora of Australia treatment |
foliosissima
|
| 85 |
Published since the Flora of Australia treatment |
formosa
|
| 85 |
Published since the Flora of Australia treatment |
fraseri
|
| 85 |
Published since the Flora of Australia treatment |
fuscobractea
|
| 85 |
Published since the Flora of Australia treatment |
glaucifolia
|
| 85 |
Published since the Flora of Australia treatment |
heliantha
|
| 85 |
Published since the Flora of Australia treatment |
hewardiana
|
| 85 |
Published since the Flora of Australia treatment |
hirta
|
| 85 |
Published since the Flora of Australia treatment |
horrida
|
| 85 |
Published since the Flora of Australia treatment |
idiogenes
|
| 85 |
Published since the Flora of Australia treatment |
insulanemorecincta
|
| 85 |
Published since the Flora of Australia treatment |
ionthocarpa
|
| 85 |
Published since the Flora of Australia treatment |
kippistiana
|
| 85 |
Published since the Flora of Australia treatment |
lepidorhiza
|
| 85 |
Published since the Flora of Australia treatment |
meganotia
|
| 85 |
Published since the Flora of Australia treatment |
mimica
|
| 85 |
Published since the Flora of Australia treatment |
montana
|
| 85 |
Published since the Flora of Australia treatment |
mucronulata
|
| 85 |
Published since the Flora of Australia treatment |
nana
|
| 85 |
Published since the Flora of Australia treatment |
nivea
|
| 85 |
Published since the Flora of Australia treatment |
nobilis
|
| 85 |
Published since the Flora of Australia treatment |
obovata
|
| 85 |
Published since the Flora of Australia treatment |
obtusa
|
| 85 |
Published since the Flora of Australia treatment |
octotriginta
|
| 85 |
Published since the Flora of Australia treatment |
pallida
|
| 85 |
Published since the Flora of Australia treatment |
pellaeifolia
|
| 85 |
Published since the Flora of Australia treatment |
platycarpa
|
| 85 |
Published since the Flora of Australia treatment |
plumosa
|
| 85 |
Published since the Flora of Australia treatment |
polycephala
|
| 85 |
Published since the Flora of Australia treatment |
porrecta
|
| 85 |
Published since the Flora of Australia treatment |
prionophylla
|
| 85 |
Published since the Flora of Australia treatment |
prolata
|
| 85 |
Published since the Flora of Australia treatment |
proteoides
|
| 85 |
Published since the Flora of Australia treatment |
pseudoplumosa
|
| 85 |
Published since the Flora of Australia treatment |
pteridifolia
|
| 85 |
Published since the Flora of Australia treatment |
purdieana
|
| 85 |
Published since the Flora of Australia treatment |
rufa
|
| 85 |
Published since the Flora of Australia treatment |
rufistylis
|
| 85 |
Published since the Flora of Australia treatment |
sclerophylla
|
| 85 |
Published since the Flora of Australia treatment |
seneciifolia
|
| 85 |
Published since the Flora of Australia treatment |
serra
|
| 85 |
Published since the Flora of Australia treatment |
serratuloides
|
| 85 |
Published since the Flora of Australia treatment |
sessilis
|
| 85 |
Published since the Flora of Australia treatment |
shanklandiorum
|
| 85 |
Published since the Flora of Australia treatment |
shuttleworthiana
|
| 85 |
Published since the Flora of Australia treatment |
splendida
|
| 85 |
Published since the Flora of Australia treatment |
squarrosa
|
| 85 |
Published since the Flora of Australia treatment |
stenoprion
|
| 85 |
Published since the Flora of Australia treatment |
strictifolia
|
| 85 |
Published since the Flora of Australia treatment |
stuposa
|
| 85 |
Published since the Flora of Australia treatment |
subpinnatifida
|
| 85 |
Published since the Flora of Australia treatment |
subulata
|
| 85 |
Published since the Flora of Australia treatment |
tenuis
|
| 85 |
Published since the Flora of Australia treatment |
tortifolia
|
| 85 |
Published since the Flora of Australia treatment |
tridentata
|
| 85 |
Published since the Flora of Australia treatment |
trifontinalis
|
| 85 |
Published since the Flora of Australia treatment |
undata
|
| 85 |
Published since the Flora of Australia treatment |
vestita
|
| 85 |
Published since the Flora of Australia treatment |
viscida
|
| 85 |
Published since the Flora of Australia treatment |
wonganensis
|
| 85 |
Published since the Flora of Australia treatment |
xylothemelia
|
| 85 |
Published since the Flora of Australia treatment |
recurvistylis
|