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Carmichaelia
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Carmichaelia

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24 branches of this genus, most-observed first

New Zealand common broom

speciesCarmichaelia australis

Desert Broom

speciesCarmichaelia petriei

Coral Broom

speciesCarmichaelia crassicaulis

Stout Dwarf Broom

speciesCarmichaelia monroi

Swamp broom

speciesCarmichaelia arborea

Giant flowered broom

speciesCarmichaelia williamsii

Scented Broom

speciesCarmichaelia odorata

Prostrate Broom

speciesCarmichaelia appressa

Carmichaelia corrugata

speciesCarmichaelia corrugata

Carmichaelia vexillata

speciesCarmichaelia vexillata

Carmichaelia nana

speciesCarmichaelia nana

Weeping Broom

speciesCarmichaelia stevensonii

Scrambling Broom

speciesCarmichaelia kirkii

Cromwell Broom

speciesCarmichaelia compacta

Carmichaelia uniflora

speciesCarmichaelia uniflora

Pink Tree Broom

speciesCarmichaelia glabrescens

Clifford Bay Broom

speciesCarmichaelia muritai

Carmichaelia juncea

speciesCarmichaelia juncea

Carmichaelia curta

speciesCarmichaelia curta

Whaupaku

speciesCarmichaelia hollowayi

Carmichaelia astonii

speciesCarmichaelia astonii

Canterbury Pink Broom

speciesCarmichaelia torulosa

Carmichaelia carmichaeliae

speciesCarmichaelia carmichaeliae

Carmichaelia exsul

speciesCarmichaelia exsul

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This page is assembled live from iNaturalist, GBIF, Wikipedia, the Source Library and the Internet Archive. It is not yet part of the hand-edited codex. iNaturalist taxon 52109.