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Retail List September 2021 Prices include GST Black Text: Aussie Native Blue Text: Exotic Plant Red Text: Edible Botanical Name "Common" Botanical Name "Common" Paddock# tube 140 200 300 Paddock# tube 140 200 300 Azalea Orange Delight "Azalea" $10.00 4 Acacia decora "Western Silver Wattle" $3.50 2 $12.00 18 Backhousia angustifolia Acacia fimbriata "Brisbane Wattle" $3.50 2 "Northern Myrtle" $10.00 13 $25.00 0 Acacia holosericea Backhousia bancroftii "Silver-Leaved Wattle" $3.50 2 "Johnstone River Hardwood" $10.00 5 Acacia meiosperma $3.50 2 Backhousia enata "Tully River Myrtle" $10.00 9 Acacia podalyriifolia Backhousia myrtifolia "Grey Myrtle" $10.00 9 $25.00 9 "Mt Morgan Wattle" $12.00 18 Banana Blue Java "Banana" $13.50 20 $25.00 20 Acacia umbellata $3.50 2 Banana Musa acuminata Cavendish Acronychia imperforata "Beach Aspen" $10.00 10 "Banana Cavendish" $13.50 20 Acronychia oblongifolia "White Aspen" $10.00 10 Banana Musa acuminata Lady Finger Adenanthera pavonina "Coralwood" $10.00 8 "Banana Lady Finger(Sugar banana)" $13.50 20 $25.00 20 Adenia heterophylla "Lacewing Vine" $12.00 8 Banana Musa acuminata Red Dacca "Banana Red Dacca" $13.50 20 $25.00 20 Aeschynanthus lobbianus "Lipstick Plant" $10.00 1 $20.00 1 Banana Pacific Plantain "Plantain Banana" $13.50 20 $25.00 20 Aeschynanthus longicaulis "Zebra Lipstick Plant" $10.00 1 Banana Red Dacca Dwarf "Dwarf Red Dacca Banana" $13.50 20 $25.00 20 Agapetes meiniana "Misty Bells" $15.00 1 Banana Saba $25.00 0 Aidia cowleyi $12.00 12 Banksia integrifolia "Coast Banksia" $12.00 17 Albizia lebbeck "Native Rain Tree" $10.00 18 Banksia robur "Swamp Banksia" $12.00 17 Aleurites rockinghamensis "Candle Nut" $10.00 7 Banksia serrata "Old Man Banksia" $30.00 17 Alloxylon flammeum "Tree Waratah" $15.00 7 Barringtonia calyptrata "Mango Pine" $10.00 7 $25.00 0 Alocasia brisbanensis "Cunjevoi" $10.00 1 Beaucarnea recurvata "Pony Tail " $30.00 1 Aloe barbadensis "Aloe Vera" $10.00 19 Begonia rex "Begonia Pink" $10.00 1 Alpinia arctiflora "Velvet Ginger" $12.00 1 Begonia rex "Painted Leaf Begonia" $10.00 1 Alpinia caerulea "Common Ginger" $10.00 1 Begonia Rex Assorted "Begonia Rex Assorted" $10.00 0 Alpinia caerulea "Red" "Common Ginger" $10.00 1 Begonia rex green splash "Begonia rex" $10.00 1 Alpinia galanga "Ginger" $15.00 19 Begonia rex silver splash "Begonia rex" $10.00 1 $25.00 1 Alpinia modesta "Small Ginger" $10.00 1 Blueberry Legacy Vaccininum corymbo Alyxia ruscifolia "Chain Fruit" $10.00 13 $25.00 13 sum "Blueberry Legacy" $55.00 19 Archidendron lucyi "Scarlet Bean" $10.00 12 Blueberry Vaccininum corymbosum sh Archontophoenix alexandrae arpblue "Blueberry Sharpblue" $15.00 19 "Alexandra Palm" $3.50 2 $10.00 12 $25.00 12 Bombax ceiba "Kapok Tree" $3.50 0 $10.00 18 Arenga australasica "Arenga Palm" $10.00 12 Brachychiton bidwillii "Little kurrajong" $15.00 18 Argyrodendron polyandrum Brachychiton populneus "Kurrajong" $3.50 18 $15.00 18 "Black Tulip Oak" $10.00 5 Brachychiton rupestris Argyrodendron sp. Whyanbeel "Narrow-Leaf Bottle Tree" $15.00 18 $35.00 14 "Palm Tulip Oak" $10.00 0 Breynia sp. Iron Range Asplenium australasicum "Red Coffee-Bush" $10.00 6 "Bird's Nest Fern" $15.00 1 $25.00 0 Buckinghamia celsissima Asplenium australasicum "Norfolk Gem "Ivory Curl Tree" $12.00 7 $30.00 3 " "Bird's-nest fern" $15.00 1 $30.00 1 Caesalpinia ferrea "Leopard Tree" $10.00 4 Asplenium nidus "Birds Nest Fern" $10.00 1 Callicarpa pedunculata "Velvet Leaf" $10.00 1 Atractocarpus fitzalanii (Randia) "Brown Gardenia" $10.00 6 $25.00 3 Callistemon "Cameo Pink" "Cameo Pink" $10.00 16 Atractocarpus sessilis "False Gardenia" $10.00 6 Callistemon "Captain Cook" Austromyrtus dulcis "Midyim" $10.00 10 $25.00 10 "Captain Cook" $10.00 16 $25.00 16 $40.00 16 Austromyrtus dulcis x tenuifolia Callistemon "Dawson River" "Hybrid midyim" $10.00 10 $25.00 0 "Dawson River" $10.00 16 $25.00 16 Averroha carambola Callistemon "Emerald Beauty" "Carambola Star Fruit" $15.00 19 "Emerald Beauty" $10.00 16 Avocado Gwen/Velvic "Avocado Gwen" $60.00 21 Callistemon "Endeavour" "Endeavour" $10.00 16 Avocado Hass "Avocado" $60.00 21 Callistemon "Eureka" "Eureka" $10.00 16 Avocado Sharwill "Avocado sharwill" $60.00 21 Callistemon "Glasshouse Country" Avocado Shepard/Velvic "Glasshouse Country" $10.00 16 $25.00 16 "Avocado Shepard" $60.00 21 Callistemon "Great Balls of fire" Azalea "White" $25.00 0 ""Great Balls of Fire"" $10.00 16 Azalea alphonse "Alphonse Anderson" $10.00 4 07 4093 3826 [email protected] www.yuruga.com.au PO Box 926 Mareeba QLD 4880 Botanical Name "Common" Botanical Name "Common" Paddock# tube 140 200 300 Paddock# tube 140 200 300 Callistemon "Hannah Ray" Citrus Grapefruit Star Ruby "Grapefruit" $45.00 20 "Hannah Ray" $10.00 16 Citrus inodora Rusell River Callistemon "Injune" "Injune" $10.00 16 "Finger Lime Russell River " $20.00 10 Callistemon "Kings Park Special" Citrus kumquat japonica "Kings Park" $10.00 16 $25.00 16 "Kumquat japonica" $25.00 20 Callistemon "Lavender Shower" Citrus Kumquat Meiwa "Kumquat" $45.00 20 "Lavender Shower" Citrus Kumquat Nagami "Kumquat" $45.00 20 Callistemon "Little John" "Little John" $10.00 16 $25.00 16 Citrus Late Valencia "Orange" $45.00 20 Callistemon "Mr. Foster" "Mr Foster" $10.00 16 Citrus Lemon Eureka "Lemon Eureka" $45.00 20 Callistemon "Pindi Pindi" "Pindi Pindi" $10.00 16 Citrus Lemon Lisbon "Lemon Lisbon" $45.00 20 Callistemon "Pink Alma" "Pink Alma" $10.00 16 Citrus Lemonade limon x reticulata Callistemon "Pink Champagne" "Lemonade" $45.00 20 "Pink Champagne" $10.00 16 Citrus Lime Finger Red Champagne Callistemon "Prolific" "Prolific" "Lime Red Champagne Finger " $45.00 20 Callistemon "Purple Splendour" Citrus Lime Kaffir hystrix "Lime Kaffir " $15.00 20 $45.00 20 "Purple Splendour" $10.00 16 Citrus Lime Tahitian "Lime Tahitian" $45.00 20 Callistemon "Red Devil" "Red Devil" $10.00 16 Citrus Mandarin Afourer Callistemon "Rocky Rambler" "Mandarin afourer" $45.00 20 "Rocky Rambler" Citrus Mandarin Emperor Callistemon "Rocky River Red" "Mandarin Emperor" $45.00 20 "Rocky River Red" $10.00 16 Citrus Mandarin Glen Retreat Callistemon "Western Glory" "Mandarin Glen Retreat" $45.00 20 "Western Glory" $10.00 16 Citrus Mandarin Hickson Callistemon "Wild River" "Wild River" $10.00 16 "Hickson Mandarin" $45.00 20 Callistemon "Wilderness Red" Citrus Mandarin Honey Murcott "Wilderness Red" $10.00 16 "Mandarin Honey Murcott" $45.00 20 Callistemon "Wilderness White" Citrus Mandarin Imperial "Wilderness White" $10.00 16 $40.00 16 "Mandarin Imperial" $45.00 20 Callistemon "Wildfire" "Wildfire" $10.00 16 Citrus Orange Seedless Valencia Callistemon "Yuruga Red" "Seedless Valencia" $45.00 20 "Yuruga Red" Citrus Orange Washington Navel Callistemon chisholmii "Orange Washington Navel " $45.00 20 "Chisholm's Bottlebrush" $3.50 2 Citrus Pomello K13 "Pomello White" $45.00 20 Callistemon pachyphyllus Citrus Pomello Pink "Pink pomello" $45.00 0 "Wallum Bottlebrush" $3.50 2 Citrus Pomello Pink "Pomello Pink" $45.00 20 Callistemon pachyphyllus "White" Citrus Tangelo x "Tangelo" $45.00 20 "Wallum Bottlebrush" Cleistanthus hylandii Callistemon polandii "Red Bottlebrush" $3.50 2 "Bernie's Cleistanthus" $10.00 6 $25.00 6 Callistemon recurvus Cleistanthus semiopacus " Tinaroo Dazzler" $3.50 2 $10.00 16 "Rusty Cleistanthus" $25.00 6 Callistemon salignus Clerodendron ugandense "White Bottlebrush" $3.50 2 "Butterfly Bush" $10.00 4 Callistemon viminalis Clerodendrum inerme "Weeping Bottlebrush" $3.50 2 "Mangrove Clerodendrum" $10.00 3 Camelia sinensis "Tea Plant" $15.00 19 Coccoloba uvifera "Seagrape" $15.00 19 Cananga odorata "Ylang-ylang" $10.00 12 Cochlospermum gillivraei "Cotton Tree" $3.50 2 $10.00 18 Carludovica Palmata "Panama Hat" $15.00 1 Cocoa (Theobroma cacao) "Cocoa" $15.00 19 Carmona retusa "Carmona" $10.00 13 Codiaeum "mammy" Carnarvonia montana "Red Silky Oak" $10.00 7 $25.00 7 $35.00 3 "Croton Variegated Laurel" $10.00 4 Cassava "Manihot esculenta" $10.00 19 Coffea arabica catuai "Coffee plant" $5.50 19 Cassia brewsteri ssp brewsteri Cordyline compacta "Leichhardt Bean" $35.00 0 "Cordyline compacta" $12.00 1 Cassia grandis "Pink shower tree" $10.00 4 Cordyline manners-suttoniae Cassowary Food Plant "Palm Lily" $10.00 1 "Cassowary Food Plant" $10.00 0 Cordyline murchisoniae "Palm-Lilly" $10.00 1 Castanospermum australe Corymbia abergiana "Black Bean" $3.50 2 $10.00 5 "Range Bloodwood" $3.50 2 Casuarina cunninghamiana Corymbia citriodora "River She Oak" $3.50 2 $10.00 17 "Lemon Scented Gum" $3.50 2 Casuarina equisetifolia Corymbia clarksoniana "Beach She Oak" $3.50 2 "Clarkson's Bloodwood" $3.50 2 Cestrum nocturnum Corymbia intermedia "Pink Bloodwood" $3.50 2 "Night Scented Jessamine" $10.00 4 Corymbia nesophila Chrysophyllum cainito "Star Apple" $45.00 19 "Cape York Bloodwood" $3.50 0 Cinnamomum zeylanicum "cinnamon" $15.00 19 Corymbia peltata "Yellow Jacket" $3.50 2 Citrus australasica "Red" Corymbia ptychocarpa x ficifolia "Smou "Finger Lime Red" $20.00 10 $60.00 10 ldering Red" "Smouldering Red" $15.00 18 Citrus australasica garrawayae Corymbia tessellaris 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    Newsletter No. 152 September 2012 Price: $5.00 Australasian Systematic Botany Society Newsletter 152 (September 2012) AUSTRALIAN SYSTEMATIC BOTANY SOCIETY INCORPORATED Council President Vice President Peter Weston Dale Dixon National Herbarium of New South Wales Royal Botanic Gardens Sydney Royal Botanic Gardens Sydney Mrs Macquaries Road Mrs Macquaries Road Sydney, NSW 2000 Sydney, NSW 2000 Australia Australia Tel: (02) 9231 8171 Tel: (02) 9231 8111 Fax: (02) 9241 2797 Fax: (02) 9251 7231 Email: [email protected] Email: [email protected] Treasurer Secretary Frank Zich John Clarkson Australian Tropical Herbarium Dept of National Parks, Recreation, Sport and Racing E2 building, J.C.U. Cairns Campus PO Box 156 PO Box 6811 Mareeba, QLD 4880 Cairns, Qld 4870 Australia Australia Tel: +61 7 4048 4745 Tel: (07) 4059 5014 Fax: +61 7 4092 2366 Fax: (07) 4091 8888 Email: [email protected] Email: [email protected] Councillor (Assistant Secretary - Communications Councillor Ilse Breitwieser Pina Milne Allan Herbarium National Herbarium of Victoria Landcare Research New Zealand Ltd Royal Botanic Gardens PO Box 40 Birdwood Ave Lincoln 7640 South Yarra VIC 3141 New Zealand Australia Tel: +64 3 321 9621 Tel: (03) 9252 2309 Fax: +64 3 321 9998 Fax: (03) 9252 2423 Email: [email protected] Email: [email protected] Other Constitutional Bodies Public Officer Hansjörg Eichler Research Committee Annette Wilson Bill Barker Australian Biological Resources Study Philip Garnock-Jones GPO Box 787 Betsy Jackes Canberra, ACT 2601 Greg Leach Australia Nathalie Nagalingum Christopher Quinn Affiliate Society Chair: Dale Dixon, Vice President Papua New Guinea Botanical Society Grant application closing dates: Hansjörg Eichler Research Fund: ASBS Website on March 14th and September 14th each year.