Plants of
South Australia
Amphibromus neesii
Gramineae
Nees Swamp Wallaby Grass
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Kath Alcock painting: 1

Etymology

Amphibromus from the Greek 'amphi' meaning about and 'bromus' a grass genus; near the genus Bromus. Neesii named after Christian Gottfried Daniel Nees von Esenbeck (1766–1858) German botanist.

Distribution and status

Herbarium region: South Eastern
NRM region: South East
AVH map: SA distribution map (external link)

Seeds stored:
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LocationNo. of seeds
(weight grams)		Number
of plants		Date
collected		Collection number
Collection location		Date
stored		% ViabilityStorage
temperature
BGA4,500 (12.02 g)100+13-Dec-2007TST292
South Eastern		24-Apr-2019100%-18°C
BGA30,900 (35.17 g)100+11-Dec-2018DJD3832
South Eastern		24-Apr-201995%-18°C, -80°C
Location: BGA — the seeds are stored at the Adelaide Botanic Gardens, MSB — the seeds are stored at the Millennium Seed Bank, Kew, England.
Number of plants: This is the number of plants from which the seeds were collected.
Collection location: The Herbarium of South Australia's region name.
% Viability: Percentage of filled healthy seeds determined by a cut test or x-ray.
We acknowledge the contributions of the South Australian Seed Conservation Centre, the Botanic Gardens of South Australia, and the Department for Environment and Water.