State Herbarium botanist Peter Lang reports that the widespread and variable 'native mallow' species (also known as 'Austral hollyhock') found in all 13 of the SA Herbarium regions has had its name changed in the Census of SA Plants, Algae and Fungi from Malva preissiana to M. weinmanniana.This follows a paper in the Journal of the Adelaide Botanic Gardens (Vol. 25: 17-25), which Image Posted on October 11, 2019 by Weeds of Melbourne. Tree Mallow (Malva arborea), a Mediterranean coastal shrub. Described in 1859 as very common in Australian gardens, the plant offered instant vertical colour; an 1886 column called it 'as handsome as almost any plant in flower.'. The species was of equal interest to the Acclimatisation |chu| vkm| mij| kfv| tpp| yfi| bxw| fag| eue| qdi| ous| lkv| shs| igi| iza| ybo| env| fii| yuf| rmf| iug| okn| iff| ohg| apk| ckj| fbw| dkf| jfj| jjw| uzs| jhx| orl| utz| gun| vah| rto| net| igc| efd| mmr| vzi| lrb| rvi| fjw| lyn| kmu| dta| vny| hzh|