Editing Bowenia sp. Tinnarroo

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''Bowenia'' sp. "Tinaroo" is a name given to a race of ''Bowenia''
growing near
Lake Tinaroo on the Atherton Tableland in North
Queensland. It is distinguished from ''[[Bowenia spectabilis]]'' which is
widespread on the tableland and nearby ranges in having consistently
serrate leaf margins. Plants are also said to be more extensively
branched as seen in ''[[Bowenia serrulata]]'', but this remains unproven.
The problem is that, now considerably more field study of ''Bowenia''
populations has been carried out in North Queensland, serrate leaves
can be found in almost any population of ''B. spectabilis'', from the
south of the range near Cardwell to the outlying northern populations
in the MacIlwraith range in central Cape York. This feature may be
more consistent in some populations, but cannot be the basis for a
taxonomic distinction.
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===Contributed by: ===
Ken Hill (Senior Botanist - National Herbarium of NSW)<br/>


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