Catalogue number: MELUD121619a
Family: Proteaceae
State: Western Australia Locality: Wooginelup North Rd, 0.5 km W of Chester Pass Rd, c. 8 km direct line NNE of Kambellup
Collectors: Thiele, K.R. Collector's number: KRT2141
Collected date: 04/01/1989
Number of high resolution images: 1
Catalogue number: MELUD121582a
Family: Proteaceae
State: Western Australia Locality: Fitzgerald River National Park, between East Mount Barren and Barrens Beach, on Hamersley Drive c.9 km direct line WNW of Hopetound
Collectors: Thiele, K.R. Collector's number: KRT1568
Collected date: 09/08/1987
Number of high resolution images: 1
Catalogue number: MELUD121580a
Family: Proteaceae
State: Western Australia Locality: Fitzgerald River National Park, between East Mount Barren and Barrens Beach, on Hamersley Drive c.9 km direct line WNW of Hopetound
Collectors: Thiele, K.R. Collector's number: KRT1569
Collected date: 09/08/1987
Number of high resolution images: 1
Catalogue number: MELUD121228a
Family: Proteaceae
State: Victoria Locality: University of Melbourne, School of Botany glasshouse
Collectors: Thiele, K.R. Collector's number: KRT1568
Number of high resolution images: 1
Catalogue number: MELUD121227a
Family: Proteaceae
State: Western Australia Locality: Fitzgerald River National Park, between East Mount Barren and Barrens Beach, on Hamersley Drive c.9 km direct line WNW of Hopetound
Collectors: Thiele, K.R. Collector's number: KRT1567
Collected date: 09/08/1987
Number of high resolution images: 1
Catalogue number: MELUD121014a
Family: Proteaceae
State: Victoria Locality: University of Melbourne, School of Botany glasshouse
Collectors: Thiele, K.R. Collector's number: KRT1569
Number of high resolution images: 1
Catalogue number: MELUD121013a
Family: Proteaceae
State: Victoria Locality: University of Melbourne, School of Botany glasshouse
Collectors: Thiele, K.R. Collector's number: KRT1567
Number of high resolution images: 1
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