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Dracophyllum secundum Stock Photo
RMBKXC4K–Dracophyllum secundum
Tubular bell shaped flowers of the Australian native Red five corners, Styphelia tubiflora, from the heath family Epacridaceae. Endemic to dry forest Stock Photo
RF2FNW2DE–Tubular bell shaped flowers of the Australian native Red five corners, Styphelia tubiflora, from the heath family Epacridaceae. Endemic to dry forest
Coast beard heath (Leucopogon parviflorus) Stock Photo
RMAW8X8H–Coast beard heath (Leucopogon parviflorus)
Epacris hybrid (Epacris 'Diadem', Epacris Diadem), blooming Stock Photo
RMEBN07K–Epacris hybrid (Epacris 'Diadem', Epacris Diadem), blooming
Alpine Heath Epacris serpyllifolia EPACRIDACEAE Endemic to Tasmania, Australia Stock Photo
RM2E03A9T–Alpine Heath Epacris serpyllifolia EPACRIDACEAE Endemic to Tasmania, Australia
Australian Heath (Epacris 'Diadem', Epacris Diadem), inflorescence Stock Photo
RMEBKRBJ–Australian Heath (Epacris 'Diadem', Epacris Diadem), inflorescence
Carpet Frillyheath Pentachondra pumila Epacridaceae Endemic to Tasmania, Australia Stock Photo
RM2E03CY7–Carpet Frillyheath Pentachondra pumila Epacridaceae Endemic to Tasmania, Australia
Honey bush, Richea scoparia, in flower on Hartz Peak in the highlands of Hartz Mountains, Tasmania. Stock Photo
RM2WGDMN8–Honey bush, Richea scoparia, in flower on Hartz Peak in the highlands of Hartz Mountains, Tasmania.
Tall Cheeseberry Cyathodes platystoma Epacridaceae Endemic to Tasmania, Australia Stock Photo
RM2E03789–Tall Cheeseberry Cyathodes platystoma Epacridaceae Endemic to Tasmania, Australia
Tubular bell shaped flowers of the Australian native Red five corners, Styphelia tubiflora, from the heath family Epacridaceae Stock Photo
RF2FH0YPG–Tubular bell shaped flowers of the Australian native Red five corners, Styphelia tubiflora, from the heath family Epacridaceae
Purple Cheeseberry Cyathodes glauca Epacridaceae Endemic to Tasmania, Australia Stock Photo
RM2E03783–Purple Cheeseberry Cyathodes glauca Epacridaceae Endemic to Tasmania, Australia
Tubular bell shaped flowers of the Australian native Red five corners, Styphelia tubiflora, from the heath family Epacridaceae. Endemic to dry forest Stock Photo
RF2C13K30–Tubular bell shaped flowers of the Australian native Red five corners, Styphelia tubiflora, from the heath family Epacridaceae. Endemic to dry forest
Pink Beardheath Leucopogon ericoides Epacridaceae Photographed in Tasmania, Australia Stock Photo
RM2E03CCC–Pink Beardheath Leucopogon ericoides Epacridaceae Photographed in Tasmania, Australia
Tubular bell shaped flowers of the Australian native Red five corners, Styphelia tubiflora, from the heath family Epacridaceae, growing in Sydney Stock Photo
RF2G348GR–Tubular bell shaped flowers of the Australian native Red five corners, Styphelia tubiflora, from the heath family Epacridaceae, growing in Sydney
Swamp Heath Epacris lanuginosa Epacridaceae Photographed in Tasmania, Australia Stock Photo
RM2E03A9M–Swamp Heath Epacris lanuginosa Epacridaceae Photographed in Tasmania, Australia
Pineapple candleheath (Richea dracophylla) flower Stock Photo
RMHK76W3–Pineapple candleheath (Richea dracophylla) flower
White Beardheath Leucopogon collinus Epacridaceae Photographed in Tasmania, Australia Stock Photo
RM2E03CC9–White Beardheath Leucopogon collinus Epacridaceae Photographed in Tasmania, Australia
Purple Cheeseberry (Cyathodes glauca) berries Stock Photo
RMHK76D2–Purple Cheeseberry (Cyathodes glauca) berries
Gunn's Heath Epacris gunnii Epacridaceae Photographed in Tasmania, Australia Stock Photo
RM2E03A91–Gunn's Heath Epacris gunnii Epacridaceae Photographed in Tasmania, Australia
Mountain Berry (Cyathodes parvifolia) berries Stock Photo
RMHK76RY–Mountain Berry (Cyathodes parvifolia) berries
Forest Frilly Heath Pentachondra involucrata Epacridaceae Endemic toTasmania, Australia Stock Photo
RM2E03CXA–Forest Frilly Heath Pentachondra involucrata Epacridaceae Endemic toTasmania, Australia
Reedy pool in alpine peatland, Mt Buffalo, Victoria, Australia Stock Photo
RFBY74FT–Reedy pool in alpine peatland, Mt Buffalo, Victoria, Australia
Peachberry Heath Lissanthe strigosa Epacridaceae Photographed in Tasmania, Australia Stock Photo
RM2E03CE3–Peachberry Heath Lissanthe strigosa Epacridaceae Photographed in Tasmania, Australia
Tutsan (Hypericum androsaemum), blooming Stock Photo
RMEBN2PH–Tutsan (Hypericum androsaemum), blooming
Common Heath Epacris impressa Epacridaceae Photographed in Tasmania, Australia Stock Photo
RM2E03A9A–Common Heath Epacris impressa Epacridaceae Photographed in Tasmania, Australia
Close-up of Cranberry Heath (Styphelia humifusa) flowers and foliage. Australian native plant Stock Photo
RF2MX73YW–Close-up of Cranberry Heath (Styphelia humifusa) flowers and foliage. Australian native plant
Climbing Heath Prionotes cerinthoides Epacridaceae Photographed in Tasmania, Australia Stock Photo
RM2E03DT5–Climbing Heath Prionotes cerinthoides Epacridaceae Photographed in Tasmania, Australia
Honey bush, Richea scoparia, in flower on Hartz Peak in the highlands of Hartz Mountains, Tasmania. Stock Photo
RM2WGDNWX–Honey bush, Richea scoparia, in flower on Hartz Peak in the highlands of Hartz Mountains, Tasmania.
Slender Candle Heath Richea acerosa Epacridaceae Endemic to Tasmania, Australia Stock Photo
RM2E03EED–Slender Candle Heath Richea acerosa Epacridaceae Endemic to Tasmania, Australia
Close-up of Cranberry Heath (Styphelia humifusa) flower and foliage. Australian native plant Stock Photo
RF2JD75F2–Close-up of Cranberry Heath (Styphelia humifusa) flower and foliage. Australian native plant
Pink Swampheath Sprengelia incarnata Epacridaceae Photographed in Tasmania, Australia Stock Photo
RM2E03ERJ–Pink Swampheath Sprengelia incarnata Epacridaceae Photographed in Tasmania, Australia
Dracophyllum tree leaves on the ground covered in morning dew on the Heaphy Track, Kahurangi National Park, Aotearoa / New Zealand. Stock Photo
RF2M7B5EF–Dracophyllum tree leaves on the ground covered in morning dew on the Heaphy Track, Kahurangi National Park, Aotearoa / New Zealand.
Coast Beard Heath Leucopogon parviflorus Epacridaceae Photographed in Tasmania, Australia Stock Photo
RM2E03CCR–Coast Beard Heath Leucopogon parviflorus Epacridaceae Photographed in Tasmania, Australia
Tubular bell shaped flowers of the Australian native Red five corners, Styphelia tubiflora, from the heath family Epacridaceae, growing in Sydney Stock Photo
RF2G744C7–Tubular bell shaped flowers of the Australian native Red five corners, Styphelia tubiflora, from the heath family Epacridaceae, growing in Sydney
Bearded Heath Epacris barbata Epacridaceae Critically endangered Endemic to Tasmania, Australia Stock Photo
RM2E03A8T–Bearded Heath Epacris barbata Epacridaceae Critically endangered Endemic to Tasmania, Australia
Tubular bell shaped flowers of the Australian native Red five corners, Styphelia tubiflora, from the heath family Epacridaceae, in Sydney woodland Stock Photo
RF2JDD717–Tubular bell shaped flowers of the Australian native Red five corners, Styphelia tubiflora, from the heath family Epacridaceae, in Sydney woodland
Pineapple Candle Heath ( Leaf Richea, Dragon Heath) Richea dracophylla Epacridaceae Endemic to Tasmania, Australia Stock Photo
RM2E03EGK–Pineapple Candle Heath ( Leaf Richea, Dragon Heath) Richea dracophylla Epacridaceae Endemic to Tasmania, Australia
Prickly Cedar (Cyathodes juniperina) Stock Photo
RMB9CWFY–Prickly Cedar (Cyathodes juniperina)
Scoparia Richea scoparia EPACRIDACEAE Endemic to Tasmania, Australia Stock Photo
RM2E03EHP–Scoparia Richea scoparia EPACRIDACEAE Endemic to Tasmania, Australia
botany, Woollsia pungens, blossoms, inflorescence, New South Wales, Australia, Stock Photo
RMGDJ5CK–botany, Woollsia pungens, blossoms, inflorescence, New South Wales, Australia,
Mountain Pinkberry Leptecophylla juniperina subsp parvifolia Epacridaceae Endemic to Tasmania, Australia Stock Photo
RM2E03CAM–Mountain Pinkberry Leptecophylla juniperina subsp parvifolia Epacridaceae Endemic to Tasmania, Australia
botany, Woollsia pungens, blossoms, inflorescence, Epacridaceae, Dilleniidae, Ericales, blossom, pink, shoot, Stock Photo
RMA3X3TP–botany, Woollsia pungens, blossoms, inflorescence, Epacridaceae, Dilleniidae, Ericales, blossom, pink, shoot,
Native Cranberry Astroloma humifusum Photographed in Tasmania, Australia Stock Photo
RM2E0369J–Native Cranberry Astroloma humifusum Photographed in Tasmania, Australia
Australian Pine heath Stock Photo
RMB1YHAT–Australian Pine heath
Pineapple Candle Heath (Dragon heath) Richea dracophyla Stock Photo
RM2E03EEW–Pineapple Candle Heath (Dragon heath) Richea dracophyla
Epacris Diadem (Epacris Diadem), inflorescence Stock Photo
RMAN2RM2–Epacris Diadem (Epacris Diadem), inflorescence
Giant grass tree, Richea pandanifolia, and other plants on Hartz Peak in the highlands of Hartz Mountains, Tasmania. Stock Photo
RM2WGDM3P–Giant grass tree, Richea pandanifolia, and other plants on Hartz Peak in the highlands of Hartz Mountains, Tasmania.
The vivid bright pink flowers of the Erica Shrub, a Native Heath. Stock Photo
RFBCC4WW–The vivid bright pink flowers of the Erica Shrub, a Native Heath.
A grass tree Dracophyllum longifolium Hooker valley southern Alps South Island New Zealand Epacridaceae Stock Photo
RMAYFM6D–A grass tree Dracophyllum longifolium Hooker valley southern Alps South Island New Zealand Epacridaceae
. Bulletin of the British Museum (Natural History), Botany. "• s 96 Andersonia coerulea Australia (Brown, 1810fc: 554 'M'). Material (Bennett 2505) col- lected December 1801-January 1802. Brown's slip (B.65. 37/421) concerns material dated 18 December 1801 and is annotated 'Ic Bauer No408 . .' Bauer's List (B.97) has this as 'Epacris'. Publication. Apparently hitherto unpublished. 97 [Adm. 101].DRACOPHYLLUMSECUNDUMR.Br.,Prodr.: 556 (1810), Epacridaceae/Ericaceae. Britten (1909: 144) list. '97. Dracophyllum secundum Br.' NUMERIC list. 'Dracophyllum secundum Br. 97'. Alphabetic list. 'Draco Stock Photo
RMRGHJE5–. Bulletin of the British Museum (Natural History), Botany. "• s 96 Andersonia coerulea Australia (Brown, 1810fc: 554 'M'). Material (Bennett 2505) col- lected December 1801-January 1802. Brown's slip (B.65. 37/421) concerns material dated 18 December 1801 and is annotated 'Ic Bauer No408 . .' Bauer's List (B.97) has this as 'Epacris'. Publication. Apparently hitherto unpublished. 97 [Adm. 101].DRACOPHYLLUMSECUNDUMR.Br.,Prodr.: 556 (1810), Epacridaceae/Ericaceae. Britten (1909: 144) list. '97. Dracophyllum secundum Br.' NUMERIC list. 'Dracophyllum secundum Br. 97'. Alphabetic list. 'Draco
Dracophyllum tree with morning dew drops, Kahurangi National Park, Aotearoa / New Zealand. Stock Photo
RF2M7B5DW–Dracophyllum tree with morning dew drops, Kahurangi National Park, Aotearoa / New Zealand.
. Fig. 78. Hinterland der Großen Bight für die meisten derart disjunkten Gattungen un- möglich. Es wird also die Frage, auf welchen Straßen die Kommunikation der Floren vor sich ging, zu einer florengeschichtlichen, und kann nur mittelbar einer Lösung entgegen geführt werden. In dieser Hin.sicht dürfte die Bedeutung der Epacridaceae innerhalb der südlichen Untergruppe es rechtfertigen, eine ihrer Gattungen näher zu be- trachten. Über Acrotriche [Epacr.] äußert sich E. Pritzel (in Diels und Pkitzel, Fragm. Austr. occ. S. 479) wie folgt: »Die Arten dieser natürlichen Gattung sind Sträucher der K Stock Photo
RMMCR9E4–. Fig. 78. Hinterland der Großen Bight für die meisten derart disjunkten Gattungen un- möglich. Es wird also die Frage, auf welchen Straßen die Kommunikation der Floren vor sich ging, zu einer florengeschichtlichen, und kann nur mittelbar einer Lösung entgegen geführt werden. In dieser Hin.sicht dürfte die Bedeutung der Epacridaceae innerhalb der südlichen Untergruppe es rechtfertigen, eine ihrer Gattungen näher zu be- trachten. Über Acrotriche [Epacr.] äußert sich E. Pritzel (in Diels und Pkitzel, Fragm. Austr. occ. S. 479) wie folgt: »Die Arten dieser natürlichen Gattung sind Sträucher der K
A hiker or tramper following a poled route, a Dracophyllum tree in the foreground, Kahurangi National Park, Tasman region, south island, Aotearoa / Ne Stock Photo
RF2JGMYB5–A hiker or tramper following a poled route, a Dracophyllum tree in the foreground, Kahurangi National Park, Tasman region, south island, Aotearoa / Ne
Tubular bell shaped flowers of the Australian native Red five corners, Styphelia tubiflora, from the heath family Epacridaceae, Sydney, NSW Stock Photo
RF2JBF925–Tubular bell shaped flowers of the Australian native Red five corners, Styphelia tubiflora, from the heath family Epacridaceae, Sydney, NSW
Dracophyllum tree, Kahurangi National Park, New Zealand. Stock Photo
RFWN3GAF–Dracophyllum tree, Kahurangi National Park, New Zealand.
Pink and white flowers and buds of the Australian native Coast Coral Heath, Epacris microphylla, growing in heath, Royal National Park, Sydney, Austra Stock Photo
RF2C8N20H–Pink and white flowers and buds of the Australian native Coast Coral Heath, Epacris microphylla, growing in heath, Royal National Park, Sydney, Austra
The Track to Mount Arthur hut and Mount Arthur from Flora car park, Kahurangi National Park, Tasman region, south island, Aotearoa / New Zealand. Stock Photo
RF2JGMYBF–The Track to Mount Arthur hut and Mount Arthur from Flora car park, Kahurangi National Park, Tasman region, south island, Aotearoa / New Zealand.
Pink and white flowers and buds of the Australian native Coast Coral Heath, Epacris microphylla, growing in woodland, Sydney, Australia Stock Photo
RF2G744CH–Pink and white flowers and buds of the Australian native Coast Coral Heath, Epacris microphylla, growing in woodland, Sydney, Australia
Pink and white flowers and buds of the Australian native Coast Coral Heath, Epacris microphylla, family Ericaceae, in woodland, Sydney, Australia Stock Photo
RF2GH3DKM–Pink and white flowers and buds of the Australian native Coast Coral Heath, Epacris microphylla, family Ericaceae, in woodland, Sydney, Australia
swamp heath (Epacris paludosa), blooming Stock Photo
RMADMMC4–swamp heath (Epacris paludosa), blooming
. Bulletin of the British Museum (Natural History), Botany. |l. "• s 96 Andersonia coerulea Australia (Brown, 1810fc: 554 'M'). Material (Bennett 2505) col- lected December 1801-January 1802. Brown's slip (B.65. 37/421) concerns material dated 18 December 1801 and is annotated 'Ic Bauer No408 . .' Bauer's List (B.97) has this as 'Epacris'. Publication. Apparently hitherto unpublished. 97 [Adm. 101].DRACOPHYLLUMSECUNDUMR.Br.,Prodr.: 556 (1810), Epacridaceae/Ericaceae. Britten (1909: 144) list. '97. Dracophyllum secundum Br.' NUMERIC list. 'Dracophyllum secundum Br. 97'. Alphabetic list. 'D Stock Photo
RMRGHJEN–. Bulletin of the British Museum (Natural History), Botany. |l. "• s 96 Andersonia coerulea Australia (Brown, 1810fc: 554 'M'). Material (Bennett 2505) col- lected December 1801-January 1802. Brown's slip (B.65. 37/421) concerns material dated 18 December 1801 and is annotated 'Ic Bauer No408 . .' Bauer's List (B.97) has this as 'Epacris'. Publication. Apparently hitherto unpublished. 97 [Adm. 101].DRACOPHYLLUMSECUNDUMR.Br.,Prodr.: 556 (1810), Epacridaceae/Ericaceae. Britten (1909: 144) list. '97. Dracophyllum secundum Br.' NUMERIC list. 'Dracophyllum secundum Br. 97'. Alphabetic list. 'D
Dracophyllum tree in flower, Kahurangi National Park, Tasman region, south island, Aotearoa / New Zealand. Stock Photo
RF2JGMY9T–Dracophyllum tree in flower, Kahurangi National Park, Tasman region, south island, Aotearoa / New Zealand.
Pink and white flowers and buds of the Australian native Coast Coral Heath, Epacris microphylla, family Ericaceae, in woodland, Sydney, Australia Stock Photo
RF2GH3DKK–Pink and white flowers and buds of the Australian native Coast Coral Heath, Epacris microphylla, family Ericaceae, in woodland, Sydney, Australia
Pink and white flowers and buds of the Australian native Coast Coral Heath, Epacris microphylla, growing in heath, Royal National Park, Sydney, Austra Stock Photo
RF2CEE66W–Pink and white flowers and buds of the Australian native Coast Coral Heath, Epacris microphylla, growing in heath, Royal National Park, Sydney, Austra
Close up of the pink and white bell-shaped flowers of the Australian Fuchsia Heath, Epacris longiflora, family Ericaceae, Sydney, NSW, Australia Stock Photo
RF2G348GH–Close up of the pink and white bell-shaped flowers of the Australian Fuchsia Heath, Epacris longiflora, family Ericaceae, Sydney, NSW, Australia
pink and white bell-shaped flowers of the Australian Fuchsia Heath, Epacris longiflora, family Ericaceae, Sydney, NSW, Australia Stock Photo
RF2G6H2GM–pink and white bell-shaped flowers of the Australian Fuchsia Heath, Epacris longiflora, family Ericaceae, Sydney, NSW, Australia
. Bulletin of the British Museum (Natural History), Botany. . 94 Sprengelia sprengelioides 94 [Adm. 100] SPRENGELIA SPRENGELIOIDES (R Br) Druce, Bot. Exch. Club Brit. Isles Rep. 1916: 648 (1917), Epacridaceae/Ericaceae. Britten (1909: 143) LIST. '94. Sprengelia Ponceletia F. Muell.' Numeric list. 'Sprengelia Ponceletia F. Muell. 94'. Alphabetic list. 'Sprengelia Ponceletia F. Muell. 94'. Annotation on drawing, [pencil] '100' [label on mount] 'Ponceletia sprengelioides. Brown, prod. nov. noil, p.554.' [pencil] '100 Sprengelia Ponceletia, F Muell.' Drawing. 524 x 355 mm. Branch with white flower Stock Photo
RMRGHJFD–. Bulletin of the British Museum (Natural History), Botany. . 94 Sprengelia sprengelioides 94 [Adm. 100] SPRENGELIA SPRENGELIOIDES (R Br) Druce, Bot. Exch. Club Brit. Isles Rep. 1916: 648 (1917), Epacridaceae/Ericaceae. Britten (1909: 143) LIST. '94. Sprengelia Ponceletia F. Muell.' Numeric list. 'Sprengelia Ponceletia F. Muell. 94'. Alphabetic list. 'Sprengelia Ponceletia F. Muell. 94'. Annotation on drawing, [pencil] '100' [label on mount] 'Ponceletia sprengelioides. Brown, prod. nov. noil, p.554.' [pencil] '100 Sprengelia Ponceletia, F Muell.' Drawing. 524 x 355 mm. Branch with white flower
Close up of the pink and white bell-shaped flowers of the Australian Fuchsia Heath, Epacris longiflora, family Ericaceae, Sydney, NSW, Australia Stock Photo
RF2G744CJ–Close up of the pink and white bell-shaped flowers of the Australian Fuchsia Heath, Epacris longiflora, family Ericaceae, Sydney, NSW, Australia
Close up of the pink and white bell-shaped flowers of the Australian Fuchsia Heath, Epacris longiflora, family Ericaceae, Sydney, NSW, Australia Stock Photo
RF2G7449H–Close up of the pink and white bell-shaped flowers of the Australian Fuchsia Heath, Epacris longiflora, family Ericaceae, Sydney, NSW, Australia
Back lit pink, red and white bell-shaped flowers of the Australian native Fuchsia Heath, Epacris longiflora, family Ericaceae, growing in woodland Stock Photo
RF2HJPC64–Back lit pink, red and white bell-shaped flowers of the Australian native Fuchsia Heath, Epacris longiflora, family Ericaceae, growing in woodland
Beautiful tubular flowers of the Australian native Red Five Corners, Styphelia tubiflora, family Ericaceae, subfamily Epacridoideae. Stock Photo
RF2RF3AP4–Beautiful tubular flowers of the Australian native Red Five Corners, Styphelia tubiflora, family Ericaceae, subfamily Epacridoideae.
Back lit pink, red and white bell-shaped flowers of the Australian native Fuchsia Heath, Epacris longiflora, family Ericaceae, growing in woodland Stock Photo
RF2JBF923–Back lit pink, red and white bell-shaped flowers of the Australian native Fuchsia Heath, Epacris longiflora, family Ericaceae, growing in woodland
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