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First published in: Telopea 5(1): 200-201, fig. 15. (1992).
Etymology: From the late Latin brunneus (‘brown’), referring to the brown trichomes on new growth that distinguish it from related taxa. [source]
Nomenclatural Type Information
- Collector:
- Maconochie 1661
- Locality:
- Lawn Hill Creek
- Date:
- 16 Nov 1972
- Type location(s):
- HT:DNA; IT:BRI
Distribution: Australia (Queensland)
IUCN Red List:
Near Threatened
B1a
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References (5)
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Dixon D. 2004. A Review of the Gymnosperms of the Northern Territory. Beagle 20 : 1-24.
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