Catalogue number: MELUD102981a
Family: Ranunculaceae
State: Victoria Locality: Basalt Hill plateau in depression on damp bare soil.
Collectors: Trease, N.A. Collector's number: NT7
Collected date: 07/02/1996
Number of high resolution images: 1
Catalogue number: MELUD102980a
Family: Ranunculaceae
State: Victoria Locality: Bogong High Plains. It was found on the Basalt Hill plateau in one of the few poorly drained patches, about 100m from the peak, Falls Creek
Collectors: Gibson, S. Collector's number: 10
Collected date: 07/02/1996
Number of high resolution images: 1
Catalogue number: MELUD102979a
Family: Ranunculaceae
State: Victoria Locality: On the top of Basalt Hill in small depressions in the grassland. To the south side of the plato [plateau]. Bogong High Plains, [Falls Creek]
Collectors: Best, A.E. Collector's number: A.B9
Collected date: 07/02/1996
Number of high resolution images: 1
Catalogue number: MELUD106848a
Family: Ranunculaceae
State: Victoria Locality: Alpine National Park, Bogong High Plains, east end of Langford Gap carpark.
Collectors: Vesk, P.A. Collector's number: 001
Collected date: 02/02/2011
Number of high resolution images: 0
Catalogue number: MELUD103473a
Family: Ranunculaceae
State: Victoria Locality: Mt Buffalo National Park, Cresta Valley, boggy area over first rise, on W side of track to Dickson�s Falls.
Collectors: Kellow, A.V., Bayly, M.J. Collector's number: AVK146
Collected date: 29/11/2006
Number of high resolution images: 0
Catalogue number: MELUD102342a
Family: Ranunculaceae
State: Victoria Locality: Mt Nelse/Spion Kopje
Collectors: Duigan, S.L. Collector's number: s.n.
Collected date: 00/00/1966
Number of high resolution images: 0
Catalogue number: MELUD013265a
Family: Ranunculaceae
State: New South Wales Locality: Mount Kosciusko
Collectors: Rupp, H.M.R. Collector's number: s.n.
Collected date: 00/01/1913
Number of high resolution images: 0
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