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Volume 50 Pl 2406. The title is "Banksia latifolia. Broad-leaved Banksia.." The image contains a species currently known as: Banksia robur The image has the signature of Samuel Curtis? and other indeterminate information. |
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Source | Curtis's Botanical Magazine Volume 50 Pl 2406, at online scan http://botanicus.org/page/487303 | ||||||
Author | TBA, Possibly Samuel Curtis | ||||||
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