Catalogue number: MELUD109785a
Family: Myrtaceae
State: Victoria Locality: The University of Melbourne, School of Botany glasshouse complex.
Collectors: Thiele, K.R. Collector's number: KRT1185a
Collected date: 00/00/1986
Number of high resolution images: 3
Catalogue number: MELUD118661a
Family: Myrtaceae
State: Victoria Locality: Seedling grown in The University of Melbourne, School of Botany glasshouse complex.
Collectors: Ladiges, P.Y., Bean, T., Humphries, C. Collector's number: PYL860c
Collected date: 28/04/1986
Number of high resolution images: 2
Catalogue number: MELUD109784a
Family: Myrtaceae
State: Queensland Locality: Gootna, west of Brisbane.
Collectors: Thiele, K.R. Collector's number: KRT1185
Collected date: 20/02/1986
Number of high resolution images: 1
Catalogue number: MELUD109783a
Family: Myrtaceae
State: Queensland Locality: Gootna, west of Brisbane.
Collectors: Thiele, K.R. Collector's number: KRT1186
Collected date: 20/02/1986
Number of high resolution images: 1
Catalogue number: MELUD107920a
Family: Myrtaceae
State: Queensland Locality: 13.4km [kilometers] west of Gurulmundi, on sandstone outcrop.
Collectors: Ladiges, P.Y., Bean, T., Humphries, C. Collector's number: PYL860
Collected date: 28/04/1986
Number of high resolution images: 1
Catalogue number: MELUD107739a
Family: Myrtaceae
State: Victoria Locality: Parkville, The University of Melbourne. Botany Glasshouse.
Collectors: Parra, C. Collector's number: s.n.
Number of high resolution images: 1
Catalogue number: MELUD107738a
Family: Myrtaceae
State: South Australia Locality: Currency Creek Arboretum, near Goolwa (row 84, plant 7).
Collectors: Parra-O., C. Collector's number: s.n.
Collected date: 18/05/2005
Number of high resolution images: 1
Catalogue number: MELUD107737a
Family: Myrtaceae
State: Victoria Locality: Parkville, The University of Melbourne. Botany Glasshouse.
Collectors: Parra, C. Collector's number: s.n.
Number of high resolution images: 1
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