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Tetrars
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Tetrars

Tetraria

Tetraria is a genus of flowering plants in the sedge family, Cyperaceae, native to Tanzania, South Africa, Borneo, Australia and New Zealand.

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29 branches of this genus, most-observed first

Bergpalmiet

speciesTetraria thermalis

Broom Tetrar

speciesTetraria bromoides

Burnished Tetrar

speciesTetraria ustulata

Honey Tetrar

speciesTetraria involucrata

Curvy Tetrar

speciesTetraria flexuosa

Robust Tetrar

speciesTetraria eximia

Massive Tetrar

speciesTetraria robusta

Ridge Tetrar

speciesTetraria capillacea

Strip Tetrar

speciesTetraria fasciata

Weeny Tetrar

speciesTetraria microstachys

Tetraria comosa

speciesTetraria comosa

Triangular Tetrar

speciesTetraria triangularis

Fringed Tetrar

speciesTetraria fimbriolata

Lilyleaf Tetrar

speciesTetraria crinifolia

Cutting Tetrar

speciesTetraria secans

Blacksheath Tetrar

speciesTetraria nigrovaginata

Slim Tetrar

speciesTetraria fourcadei

Tetraria arundinacea

speciesTetraria arundinacea

Spotted Tetrar

speciesTetraria maculata

Tetraria raynaliana

speciesTetraria raynaliana

Nodding Tetrar

speciesTetraria cernua

Tetraria pygmaea

speciesTetraria pygmaea

Tetraria pillansii

speciesTetraria pillansii

Tetraria mlanjensis

speciesTetraria mlanjensis

Tetraria pubescens

speciesTetraria pubescens

Tetraria burmanni

speciesTetraria burmanni

Tetraria vaginata

speciesTetraria vaginata

Tetraria ferruginea

speciesTetraria ferruginea

Tetraria scariosa

speciesTetraria scariosa

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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 354012.