 | Royal Society of South Australia - Science - 1890 - 772 pages
...to ten feet high ; foliage thick, very green and fresh-looking ; fatal to camels." Serophularinae. Buechnera linearis, R. Brown. Near Mount Sonder. Bentham...applied to the whole complex of forms, because even the typical plant, delineated by Bauer (Endl. Iconogr., 78), shows no leaves, which could be compared... | |
 | Royal Society of South Australia - Science - 1890 - 354 pages
...fresh-looking ; fatal to camels." Scrophularinae. Buechnera linearis, R. Brown. Near Mount Sender. Bentham already doubted the mutual specific distinctness...applied to the whole complex of forms, because even the typical plant, delineated by Bauer (Endl. Iconogr., 78), shows no leaves, which could be compared... | |
 | William Henry Tietkens - Australia - 1891 - 102 pages
...to camels " SCROPHttLARINAE. Buechnera linearis, R. Brown. Near Mount Sonder. Bentham alreadydoubted the mutual specific distinctness of B. urticifolia,...applied to the whole complex of forms, because even the typical plant, delineated by Bauer (Endl. Iconogr., 78) shows no leaves which could be compared... | |
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Bentham already doubted the mutual specific distinctness of B. urticifolia, B. linearis, B. tenella, B. grandis and B. ramosissima. Recently Schumann (Flora von Kaiser Wilhelm's Land, 117) proposed to unite them under the name B. urticifolia ; but that... 