Daviesia mimosoides Brown (1811: 20) subsp. acris Crisp (1991a: 276)
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https://doi.org/ 10.11646/phytotaxa.300.1.1 |
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https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.13688626 |
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Daviesia mimosoides Brown (1811: 20) subsp. acris Crisp (1991a: 276) |
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48b. Daviesia mimosoides Brown (1811: 20) subsp. acris Crisp (1991a: 276) View in CoL , Jeanes (1996: 760), Crisp (2002: 525). Type: Australian Capital Territory, Brindabella Range, summit of Mt Coree, 35°18’S, 148°48’E, 1420 m elev., M.D. Crisp 1909, 18 January 1976. Holotype: CBG; isotypes: AD, NSW
Phyllodes obovate or elliptic, scarcely narrow, rounded or obtuse at apex, occasionally acute, obscurely crenate, basally cuneate, glaucescent. ( Fig. 48D, E View FIGURE 48 ).
Distribution:— Subsp. acris occurs in the Southern Tablelands of New South Wales, the Australian Capital Territory and the eastern highlands of Victoria.
Habitat:— This subspecies is restricted to rocky peaks and ridges above 1200 m elevation. Associated vegetation includes sclerophyll forest but is more usually sparse shrubberies. Although appearing to be an altitudinal cline-form of subsp. mimosoides (above), the rocky substrate and exposed topography seem to be equally important in delimiting the niche of subsp. acris . Populations of subsp. mimosoides occur at similar elevations on more favourable sites e.g. on the upper slopes of the Brindabella Range.
Conservation status:— National: Not listed. Vic.: Rare in Victoria but not considered otherwise threatened— the subspecies occurs more extensively in NSW.
Selected specimens (21 examined):— NEW SOUTH WALES. Southern Tablelands: Mt Jillamatong , 35°23’S, 149°46’E, J. L GoogleMaps . Boorman s.n., February 1909 ( NSW 35287 About NSW ); Happy Jacks Dam , 36°00’S, 148°26’E, M. E GoogleMaps . Phillips 899, 15 December 1960 ( AD, CBG) . AUSTRALIAN CAPITAL TERRITORY. Summit of Mt Coree , 35°18’S, 148°49’E, M GoogleMaps . D. Crisp 1908–1911, 18 January 1976 ( AD, BRI, CBG, HO, NSW, NT, PERTH) . VICTORIA. Eastern Highlands: Gap Road, near Delegate River , 37°13’S, 148°50’E, A. C GoogleMaps . Beauglehole 34685 ( MEL); Mt Tingaringy , 37°00’S, 148°41’E, A. C GoogleMaps . Beauglehole 35741, 2 January 1971 ( MEL); N side of Mt Livingstone , 37°09’S, 147°33’E, J GoogleMaps . Stirling 13, 21 October 1882 ( MEL); summit of Mt Tingaringy , 37°00’S, 148°41’E, J. H GoogleMaps . Willis s.n., 30 November 1962 ( MEL 77991 View Materials ) .
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University of the Witwatersrand |
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Nationaal Herbarium Nederland, Leiden University branch |
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Botanische Staatssammlung München |
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Royal Botanic Garden Edinburgh |
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State Herbarium of South Australia |
CBG |
Australian National Botanic Gardens, specimens pre-1993 |
BRI |
Queensland Herbarium |
HO |
Tasmanian Museum and Art Gallery |
NSW |
Royal Botanic Gardens, National Herbarium of New South Wales |
NT |
Department of Natural Resources, Environment and the Arts |
PERTH |
Western Australian Herbarium |
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Harvard University - Arnold Arboretum |
C |
University of Copenhagen |
MEL |
Museo Entomologico de Leon |
N |
Nanjing University |
H |
University of Helsinki |
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