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leucopogon

Posted by leah9646 WA Albany (My Page) on
Mon, Jul 25, 05 at 3:41

Hi every one,
I’m looking for some information on the Genera Leucopogon, not any in particular species just general summary of why they are called Leucopogon, I am not having much luck been to libraries and local herbarium, but no one can tell me the specifics of it!

Any links of any kind would be helpfull, or any books that I could purchase!
Cheers Leah


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RE: leucopogon

Leah, just do a Google search for Leucopogon, and there will be lots of information.


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RE: leucopogon

  • Posted by lakota SW West Aust (My Page) on
    Tue, Jul 26, 05 at 5:13

Hi Leah, florabase has quite a few varieties of leocopogon listed as well as a wealth of info on native plants of WA
cheers Jules

Here is a link that might be useful: Florabase


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RE: leucopogon

Leukon = white. pogon = beard (flower tube).

The Genera Leucopogon are commonly called the Beard Heaths. The inner suface of the flower tube in nearly all Leucopogons is bearded and densly wooly.

I hope that's what you were after.

Cheers ;)


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RE: leucopogon

Thanks every one for your help!
I managed to get hold of a specialist in the genus Leucopogon and he helped me immensely.
leah


 
 

 

 


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