Add to ORKGThe small plant referred to this genus is perhaps the most simple of all the Hepaticae. It is found floating on water, and may be passed by as a Lemna if not closely observed. The fronds are fleshly and inversely heart-shaped, being clothed beneath and at the edges with long, pendant, purple fimbrice, these may be observed on the stage of one of the microscopes on the table. The plant introduces a new genus to Tasmania, and I fail to find any previous record of R. natans being observed in Australasia, with the exception of one locality, and that is Lake Roto-a-kiwa, North Island, New Zealan
By the kindness of Mr. Leonard Rodway I have had the opportunity given me for making a critical exa...
Before the year closes I should like to place on record sundry additions to the known plants of Tas...
The mosses of Tasmania have had a very fair amount of attention paid to them, so that it is improba...
Notes on the following plants, Pomaderris elachophylla, Corysanthes bicolcarata, pterostylis concinn...
A list of new localities for some Tasmanian new and rare plants. Includes vascular plants and fungi
Before the year closes I am anxious to place on record a brief description of three interesting pla...
A check-list of the Tasmanian liverworts is presented in an attempt to include all the species (282)...
Within its small area, Tasmania presents a remarkable profusion of endemic plants, a number of them ...
The discovery of the medicinal Vervain in Tasmania, though not unexpected, is of double interest, ...
Within its small area, Tasmania presents a remarkable profusion of endemic plants, a number of them ...
Eight new species of Tasmanian Hepaticae, with accompanying detailed botanical drawings, collected b...
Thanks to the distinguished labours of Robt. Brown, J. D. Hooker, Gunn, Stuart, and other naturalis...
At the instigation of Baron F. von Mueller I beg to lay before the Society specimens of a species o...
The status of II alien plant taxa recorded in Tasmania is discussed. Hypericum L. and Solanum americ...
Prof. Ewart has recently pointed out (Proc. R, S. Vict. Oct, 1911) that the fern which has been fam...
By the kindness of Mr. Leonard Rodway I have had the opportunity given me for making a critical exa...
Before the year closes I should like to place on record sundry additions to the known plants of Tas...
The mosses of Tasmania have had a very fair amount of attention paid to them, so that it is improba...
Notes on the following plants, Pomaderris elachophylla, Corysanthes bicolcarata, pterostylis concinn...
A list of new localities for some Tasmanian new and rare plants. Includes vascular plants and fungi
Before the year closes I am anxious to place on record a brief description of three interesting pla...
A check-list of the Tasmanian liverworts is presented in an attempt to include all the species (282)...
Within its small area, Tasmania presents a remarkable profusion of endemic plants, a number of them ...
The discovery of the medicinal Vervain in Tasmania, though not unexpected, is of double interest, ...
Within its small area, Tasmania presents a remarkable profusion of endemic plants, a number of them ...
Eight new species of Tasmanian Hepaticae, with accompanying detailed botanical drawings, collected b...
Thanks to the distinguished labours of Robt. Brown, J. D. Hooker, Gunn, Stuart, and other naturalis...
At the instigation of Baron F. von Mueller I beg to lay before the Society specimens of a species o...
The status of II alien plant taxa recorded in Tasmania is discussed. Hypericum L. and Solanum americ...
Prof. Ewart has recently pointed out (Proc. R, S. Vict. Oct, 1911) that the fern which has been fam...
By the kindness of Mr. Leonard Rodway I have had the opportunity given me for making a critical exa...
Before the year closes I should like to place on record sundry additions to the known plants of Tas...
The mosses of Tasmania have had a very fair amount of attention paid to them, so that it is improba...