Image 139291
About Browse Tools Help

Image Record: [139291]  Banksia fililoba hierarchy

Contributor:Austin Mastemail
Submitter:Austin Mastemail
Group:Banksia Study Groups
Date Submitted:2007-06-13
logo
Last Modified:2010-02-09
Publish Date:2007-06-20
Description:Image added to Database
Magnification: 0
Dimension (px): 2383x1848
Resolution (PPI): 0
Submitted as: jpg
Original File Name:
Photographer: Austin Mast
View id: 138438
Specimen part: Whole aboveground portion of plant
Angle: Habit
Technique: Digital, available light
Preparation: No preparation
Download: original (jpeg) (?)
full sized jpeg (?)medium sized jpeg (?)
Copyright: Austin Mast
License: Creative Commons License
Morphbank biodiversity NSF FSU Florida State University Banksia Study Groups Digital, available light No preparation Whole aboveground portion of plant Habit Undetermined Not Applicable Plantae Tracheobionta Magnoliophyta Magnoliopsida Rosidae Proteales Proteaceae Grevilleoideae Banksieae Banksiinae Banksia Banksia fililoba Unknown Adult OCEANIA Banksia Farm, Pearce Road, Mount Barker, Western Australia AUSTRALIA Dept. of Biological Science
View this image View the full image

Specimen


Specimen id: 139023
Basis of record: [L] - Living organism
Sex: Undetermined
Form: Not Applicable
Stage: Adult
Catalog number:
Collector: Unknown
Date collected:

Locality

 Edit Edit this locality
Locality Id: 138856
Continent: OCEANIA
Water Body:
Country: AUSTRALIA
State/Province:
County:
Locality: Banksia Farm, Pearce Road, Mount Barker, Western Australia
Latitude: -34.63680
Longitude: 117.64900
Elevation (m): 0
Depth (m): 0

Determination


Kingdom:Plantae  
Phylum:Magnoliophyta  
Class:Magnoliopsida  
Order:Proteales  
Family:Proteaceae  
Genus:Banksia  
Species:Banksia fililoba  

External links/identifiers



NO External links were found



Determination annotations

   annotate(Add Annotation...)

Other Annotations

   annotate(Add Annotation...)

Related Annotations

 Taxonomic NameTaxon AuthorPrefixSuffixiconicon
Banksia fililoba(A.S. George) A.R. Mast and K.R. Thiele, 2007nonenone10