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• In 1970 the Herbarium began publication of the journal " Nuytsia ".
• The variety was first formally described by Paul G . Wilson in the journal " Nuytsia " in 1998.
• The species was first formally described by botanist Alex George, his description published in " Nuytsia " in 1974.
• The name came from the genus of a parasitic trees more commonly known as Christmas Trees, " Nuytsia floribunda ".
• A revision of the Western Australian genus Agonis ( Myrtaceae ) and two new segregate genera Taxandria and Paragonis " in the journal Nuytsia.
• Along with " Nuytsia floribunda " blossoms of the tree regularly correlate with summer solstice and Christmas season in trees growing in metropolitan Perth.
• The haustoria arising from the roots of " Nuytsia " attach themselves to roots of many nearby plants and draw water and therefore nutrients from them.
• His extensive revision of the genus " Verticordia ", an arrangement which included new taxa, was published in " Nuytsia " in 1991.
• In this respect, " O . compressa " resembles some other hemiparasites in related families such as " Nuytsia floribunda " in the Loranthaceae.
• The species was formally described in 1992 in the journal " Nuytsia " by Alex Chapman and Bruce Maslin, based on plant material collected at Shark Bay.
• The species was first described by the botanists Brooker and Done in 1986 in the journal " Nuytsia " from samples collected by Brooker from near Kununurra in 1982.
• The species was first formally described by the botanist Ian Brooker in 1972 in his work " Four new taxa of Eucalyptus from Western Australia " in the journal Nuytsia.
• It was first formally described as a subspecies of " Nuytsia " where he provided the correct page number for the basionym and finally validated the name " Drosera monticola ".
• In natural settings " Nuytsia " withdraws relatively little from each individual host, but is attached to so many other plants that the benefit to this hemiparasitic tree is likely to be considerable.
• The meaning of the name is not known, but may be connected with " moodjar " or " muja ", the Noongar word for the WA Christmas Tree, " Nuytsia floribunda ".
• In Perth and the rest of Western Australia, the appearance of jewel spiders in large numbers in gardens ( as well as the flowering of " Nuytsia floribunda " ) is often associated with the coming of Christmas.
• The suburb offers a wide array of native scrubland, woodland and heath, varying in condition from excellent to completely degraded, and including Xanthorrhoea preissii ( commonly known as " black boys " ), banksia, sheoak and Nuytsia floribunda.
• For example, the onset of Kambarang, or the flowering of the Western Australian Christmas tree ( " Nuytsia floribunda " [ http : / / www . anbg . gov . au / christmas showing the onset of Bunuru.
• First described in " Nuytsia " in 1993 the plant was declared as Rare Flora under the " Western Australian Wildlife Conservation Act 1950 " in 1998 and ranked as Endangered the following year by the World Conservation Union.
• The undeveloped part of the suburb offers a wide array of native scrubland, woodland and heath, varying in condition from excellent to completely degraded, and including Xanthorrhoea preissii ( commonly known as " black boys " ), banksia, sheoak and Nuytsia floribunda.