'Walwhalleya jacobsiana' (Poaceae, Paniceae), a new, rare species of grass from South Australia

Author(s)
Bruhl, Jeremy J
Whalley, Ralph D
Publication Date
2011
Abstract
Phenetic (ordination and cluster) analysis using an extensive morphometric character set of all three species of the grass genus 'Walwhalleya' ('W. pungens', 'W. subxerophylla' and 'W. proluta') and the monospecific 'Homopholis' ('H. belsonii') corroborated intuitive recognition of a new species, "'Walwhalleya' sp. Flinders Ranges". The new species is characterised in part by prominently strigose upper glumes and lower lemmas. Known only from two gatherings, and likely rare, we assign it the IUCN conservation status of "data deficient". We name this new species 'Walwhalleya jacobsiana' in honour of Surrey Jacobs.
Citation
Telopea, 13(1-2), p. 77-92
ISSN
2200-4025
0312-9764
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Language
en
Publisher
National Herbarium of New South Wales, Royal Botanic Gardens Sydney
Title
'Walwhalleya jacobsiana' (Poaceae, Paniceae), a new, rare species of grass from South Australia
Type of document
Journal Article
Entity Type
Publication

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