Browse the Western Australian Flora: Families beginning with P

The following pages allow the user to browse through the complete list of WA’s vascular plant families. Icons to the right indicate additional content available, and the ‘+’ symbol beside each name will expand the family listing to include its component genera. The same functions are then available for the genera in order to display all WA plant species for that group.

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Browse to all families beginning with the letter P

Philydraceae Link
Enum. Hort. Berol. Alt. 1:5 (1821)

Philydraceae Link is not rare, threatened or alien in WA Suggest a correction for Philydraceae Link Philydraceae Link is current Photo of Philydraceae Link IBRA distribution map of Philydraceae Link Profile of Philydraceae Link Interactive key to Philydraceae Link Specimens of Philydraceae Link are not available
Browse to Philydrella  

Philydrella Caruel
Nuovo Giornale Botanico Italiano 10 p91 (1878)

Philydrella Caruel is not rare, threatened or alien in WA Suggest a correction for Philydrella Caruel Philydrella Caruel is current A photo of Philydrella Caruel is not available IBRA distribution map of Philydrella Caruel Profile of Philydrella Caruel Interactive key to Philydrella Caruel Specimens of Philydrella Caruel are not available
Browse to Philydrum  

Philydrum Gaertn.
De Fructibus et Seminibus Plantarum 1:62 (1788)

Philydrum Gaertn. is not rare, threatened or alien in WA Suggest a correction for Philydrum Gaertn. Philydrum Gaertn. is current A photo of Philydrum Gaertn. is not available IBRA distribution map of Philydrum Gaertn. Profile of Philydrum Gaertn. Interactive key to Philydrum Gaertn. Specimens of Philydrum Gaertn. are not available

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