Sample ID | 282-3-2 |
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Species | sp |
Genus | Goodenia |
Family | GOODENIACEAE |
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Pollen / Spore | pollen |
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Morphologic type | tricolporate |
Surface pattern | reticulate |
Equatorial size | min 26.1, mean 27.2, max 28.1 |
Polar size | min 25.7, mean 26.8, max 28.9 |
Equatorial shape | circular, suboblate |
Polar shape | circular |
Grain arrangement | dicot |
Aperture count | 3 |
Pore surface shape | squared |
Wall evenness | thicker on pole |
Dispersal form | monad |
Morphology notes | Circular to suboblate. Nexine thinner than sexine. |
Plant type | angiosperm |
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Floristic region(s) | Australia (tropical) |
Vegetation communities | open forest, woodland |
Habitat notes | A group of shrubby herbs found in drier locations; open forest and woodland, on sandy or gravelly soils, amongst rocky outcrops and disturbed sites. |
Collector | Mark Myerscough |
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Institution | Charles Darwin University ID by Friday staff (N.T. Herbarium: 29/06/2005) |
ANU access code | 17115 |
Collection method | floral reference |
Herbarium sample? | False |
Collection site | Palmerston, Darwin, Northern Territory |
Collection country | Australia |
Collection date | 2005-06-18 |
Collection notes | Photographed |
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