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Sun Conebushes
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Sun Conebushes

Nucifera

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17 branches of this group, most-observed first

Spicy Conebush

speciesLeucadendron tinctum

Western Sunbush

speciesLeucadendron sessile

Oily Conebush

speciesLeucadendron glaberrimum

Ivory Sunbush

speciesLeucadendron daphnoides

Greenflower Conebush

speciesLeucadendron loranthifolium

Purpleleaf Conebush

speciesLeucadendron pubibracteolatum

Swartberg Conebush

speciesLeucadendron barkerae

Van Stadens Conebush

speciesLeucadendron orientale

Van Rhynsdorp Conebush

speciesLeucadendron meyerianum

Riviersonderend Conebush

speciesLeucadendron burchellii

Lokenberg Conebush

speciesLeucadendron sheilae

Witteberg Sunbush

speciesLeucadendron cadens

Droopy Conebush

speciesLeucadendron cordatum

Tradouw Conebush

speciesLeucadendron tradouwense

Gifberg Conebush

speciesLeucadendron roodii

Gydo Conebush

speciesLeucadendron gydoense

Western-Spicy Conebush hybrid

hybridLeucadendron sessile × tinctum

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In the old herbals & bestiaries

Sun Conebushes in Complete Treatise on Agricultural Administration

Complete Treatise on Agricultural Administration

Xu Guangqi · 1909 · p.825

Sun Conebushes in The History of the Heavens

The History of the Heavens

[Pluche, Antoine] · 1764 · p.143

Sun Conebushes in Garden of Malabar, Vol. 1

Garden of Malabar, Vol. 1

Hendrik van Rheede · 1683 · p.21

Sun Conebushes in Sancai Tuhui (Vol. 105)

Sancai Tuhui (Vol. 105)

王圻, 王思義 · 1609 · p.19

Sun Conebushes in Garden of Malabar, Vol. 1

Garden of Malabar, Vol. 1

Hendrik van Rheede · 1683 · p.24

Sun Conebushes in The Ambonese Herbal (Herbarium Amboinense), Vol. 1

The Ambonese Herbal (Herbarium Amboinense), Vol. 1

Georg Eberhard Rumphius · 1741 · p.55

Sun Conebushes in The Ambonese Herbal, Vol. 4

The Ambonese Herbal, Vol. 4

Georg Eberhard Rumphius · 1743 · p.246

Sun Conebushes in Illustrated Compendium of Materia Medica (Vol. 28)

Illustrated Compendium of Materia Medica (Vol. 28)

吳其濬 · 1848 · p.130

Sun Conebushes in Sancai Tuhui (Vol. 105)

Sancai Tuhui (Vol. 105)

王圻, 王思義 · 1609 · p.70

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