Query results: Cultivar names only

N: $[Byblis ' Cataby ' {D'Amato}]

P: Savage Garden:182 (1998)

S: =[Byblis gigantea {Salisb.}]

HC: name not registered with ICRA, description insufficient

Nominant: A.Lowrie

Introducer: A.Lowrie, from Cataby, W.A.

Description: Savage Garden:182 (1998)

"There are a few forms of this species ([Byblis gigantea {Salisb.}]). The typical one has fairly short stems with leaves clustered at the growing point. The more recently described [Byblis ' Enneabba ' {D'Amato}] and [Byblis ' Cataby ' {D'Amato}] forms have taller stems with leaves more sparsely arranged along them."

Standard:

Etymology: after the provenience of the plant

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N: $[Byblis ' Darwin Red ' {D'Amato}]

P: Savage Garden:183 (1998)

S: =[Byblis aquatica {Lowrie & Conran}]

HC: registration preliminary (standard missing)

Nominant: A.Lowrie

Introducer: A.Lowrie, from Darwin, N.T.

Description: Savage Garden:183 (1998)

"From the Darwin area (in the extreme north of the Northern Territory) are maroon plants called [Byblis ' Darwin Red ' {D'Amato}]."

Standard:

Etymology: after the provenience and the colour of the plant

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N: $[Byblis ' Enneabba ' {D'Amato}]

P: Savage Garden:182 (1998)

S: =[Byblis gigantea {Salisb.}]

HC: name not registered with ICRA, description insufficient

Nominant: A.Lowrie

Introducer: A.Lowrie, from Enneabba, W.A.

Description: Savage Garden:182 (1998)

"There are a few forms of this species ([Byblis gigantea {Salisb.}]). The typical one has fairly short stems with leaves clustered at the growing point. The more recently described [Byblis ' Enneabba ' {D'Amato}] and [Byblis ' Cataby ' {D'Amato}] forms have taller stems with leaves more sparsely arranged along them."

Standard:

Etymology: after the provenience of the plant

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