- Rchb.
Subtribe Lomatiinae L.A.S.Johnson & B.G.Briggs
Lomatia Subtribe Embothriinae Endl. Embothrium — Oreocallis — Alloxylon —
Telopea Subtribe Stenocarpinae...
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southern edges of the
Pacific Rim.
Together they make up the
subtribe Embothriinae. The
genus was
first described by
Robert Brown in 1810 from the type...
- is not
specific to the
Tasmanian waratah; all
members of the
subtribe Embothriinae have
truncate seed wings.
Embothrium was a
wastebasket taxon at the time...
- po****tion of T. speciosissima. The
genus is
classified in the
subtribe Embothriinae of the Proteaceae,
along with the tree
waratahs (Alloxylon) from eastern...
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flammeum and the
other three tree
waratah species lie in the
subtribe Embothriinae,
along with the true
waratahs (Telopea),
South American Oreocallis, and...
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scattered around the
southern edges of the
Pacific Rim.
Known as the
Embothriinae, this is an
ancient group with
roots in the mid Cretaceous, when Australia...
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Banksiinae Banksia Tribe Embothrieae Subtribe Lomatiinae Lomatia Subtribe Embothriinae Embothrium — Oreocallis — Alloxylon —
Telopea Subtribe Stenocarpinae...
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around the
southern edges of the
Pacific Rim.
Known as the
subtribe Embothriinae, this is an
ancient group with
roots in the mid Cretaceous, when Australia...
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pinnatum and the
other three tree
waratah species lie in the
subtribe Embothriinae,
along with the true
waratahs (Telopea),
Oreocallis and the
Chilean firetree...
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waratahs changed in
southeastern Australia. The
genus lies in the
subtribe Embothriinae,
along with the tree
waratahs (Alloxylon) from
eastern Australia and...
