Research source

Forster & Liddle (1996) — Hoya, Flora of Australia 28

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Flora treatment 1996 English

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Citation

P.I.Forster;D.J.Liddle. Hoya. In A.E. Orchard (ed.), Flora of Australia, Volume 28: Gentianales. 1996. pp. 231–237; species description on p.233.

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What this source contains

This flora treatment is preserved as part of the evidence behind Hoya Library’s species accounts. The current record points readers to 231–237; species description on p.233.

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Hoya records using this source

Hoya australisHoya australis is a species that grows as a vine or subshrub, with fleshy leaves and clusters of fragrant, cream-to-white flowers with red colouring near…

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