Paper · 2017 · UWA Profiles and Research Repository (University of Western Australia)

A taxonomic revision of the basin-like rosetted triggerplants of the stylidium piliferum complex (Stylidiaceae) from South-Western Australia

Allen Lowrie; Kevin Kenneally

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Abstract

A taxonomic revision of the basin-like rosetted triggerplants of the Stylidium piliferum R.Br. complex (Stylidiaceae) from the south-west of Western Australia is presented. Fifteen species are recognised including the new species S. amphora Lowrie & Kenneally, S. bindoon Lowrie & Kenneally, S. monticola Lowrie & Kenneally, S. nitidum Lowrie & Kenneally, S. ponticulus Lowrie & Kenneally, S. salmoneum Lowrie & Kenneally, S. strigosum Lowrie & Kenneally and S. vinosum Lowrie & Kenneally. Revised descriptions are provided for seven named species: S. bicolor Lindl., S. ciliatum Lindl., S. ferricola Wege & Keighery, S. hispidum Lindl., S. miniatum Mildbr., S. piliferum and S. pubigerum Sond. All species are illustrated and a key is also provided.

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Fifteen species are recognized in the Stylidium piliferum complex.

Taxon
Stylidium piliferum R.Br. complexStylidium piliferume0
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species are recognisede0
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Fifteen speciese0
Setting
Western Australiae0

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Stylidium piliferum
Stylidium piliferum · Taxonpimelea · CC BY 4.0 · iNaturalist ↗

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“A taxonomic revision of the basin-like rosetted triggerplants of the Stylidium piliferum R.Br. complex (Stylidiaceae) from the south-west of Western Australia is presented. Fifteen species are recognised”

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Eight named species are newly described.

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S. amphora Lowrie & Kenneally, S. bindoon Lowrie & Kenneally, S. monticola Lowrie & Kenneally, S. nitidum Lowrie & Kenneally, S. ponticulus Lowrie & Kenneally, S. salmoneum Lowrie & Kenneally, S. strigosum Lowrie & Kenneally and S. vinosum Lowrie & Kenneallye0
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new speciese0

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“the new species S. amphora Lowrie & Kenneally, S. bindoon Lowrie & Kenneally, S. monticola Lowrie & Kenneally, S. nitidum Lowrie & Kenneally, S. ponticulus Lowrie & Kenneally, S. salmoneum Lowrie & Kenneally, S. strigosum Lowrie & Kenneally and S. vinosum Lowrie & Kenneally”

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Revised descriptions are provided for seven named species.

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S. bicolor Lindl., S. ciliatum Lindl., S. ferricola Wege & Keighery, S. hispidum Lindl., S. miniatum Mildbr., S. piliferum and S. pubigerum Sond.e0
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Revised descriptionse0
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seven named speciese0

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“Revised descriptions are provided for seven named species: S. bicolor Lindl., S. ciliatum Lindl., S. ferricola Wege & Keighery, S. hispidum Lindl., S. miniatum Mildbr., S. piliferum and S. pubigerum Sond.”

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Illustrations and a key are provided for all species.

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speciese0
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All species are illustrated and a key is also providede0
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All speciese0

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“All species are illustrated and a key is also provided”

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