Etymology
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First published in: Telopea 7(1): 14-15, fig. 6. (1996).
Etymology: From the Latin ensatus (‘sword’), referring to the unusually long, pungent cataphylls. [source]
Nomenclatural Type Information
- Collector:
- Hill, KD; Stanberg, L 4686
- Locality:
- Australia, Queensland, 24.9 km N of Silver Plains homestead
- Date:
- 8 Jul 1994
- Type location(s):
- HT:NSW; IT:BRI, CANB, DNA, K, L, NY
Distribution: Australia (Queensland)
IUCN Red List:
Not Evaluated
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