Occurrence record: BRI AQ0327627

Preserved specimen of Acacia victoriae subsp. arida Pedley | Prickly Wattle recorded on 1962-07-22
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Dataset

Data partner Australia's Virtual Herbarium
Data resource BRI AVH Data and Images
Institution code Queensland Department of the Environment, Tourism, Science and Innovation
Supplied institution code "BRI"
Collection Queensland Herbarium
Supplied collection code "Herbrecs"
Catalog number BRI AQ0327627
Occurrence ID urn:catalog:BRI:Herbrecs:0327627
Record type Preserved specimen
Supplied basis "PreservedSpecimen"
Preparations Sheet
Collector M. Cole; D. Provan
Record number 337
Reproductive condition Flowers and buds
License CC-BY 4.0 (Int)
Type PhysicalObject
Presence/Absence PRESENT
Supplied as present
Date identified 2007-03-01

Event

Occurrence date 1962-07-22
End day of year 203
Date precision DAY
Start day of year 203

Taxonomy

Scientific name Acacia victoriae subsp. arida
Identified to rank subspecies
Common name Prickly Wattle
Kingdom Plantae
Phylum Charophyta
Class Equisetopsida
Order Fabales
Family Fabaceae
Genus Acacia
Species Acacia victoriae
Name match metric exactMatch
Infraspecific epithet arida
Subspecies Acacia victoriae subsp. arida
Scientific name authorship Pedley
Name parse type SCIENTIFIC
Nomenclatural code ICN

Geospatial

Country Australia
State or Territory Northern Territory
Locality 100 miles W of Ranken turnoff.
Latitude -19.498531
Supplied as: "-19.4985308514"
Longitude 136.501198
Supplied as: "136.5011983398"
Datum EPSG:4326
Supplied datum: "GDA94"
Coordinate precision Unknown
Coordinate uncertainty (in metres) 100000.0
Georeference protocol Hrb Convert
Terrestrial true
Biome TERRESTRIAL
Marine false
Country Code AU

Additional properties

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