baueran.
/ˈbaʊərə/ The Tasmanian name for a shrub of the species Bauera rubioides, one of the three Australasian species of the family Saxifragaceæ. Also attributive.
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1835 Ross's Hobart Town Almanack & Van Diemen's Land Ann. 70 Bauera rubiæfolia. Madder leaved Bauera.
1888 R. M. Johnston Geol. Tasmania Introd. 6 The Bauera scrub..is a tiny, beautiful shrub.
1891 W. Tilley Wild West Tasmania 7 The..troublesome Bauera shrub; whose gnarled branches have earned for it the..expressive name of ‘tangle-foot’ or ‘leg ropes’. [It] has been named by Spicer the ‘Native Rose’.
1927 Chambers's Jrnl. May 345/1 An impenetrable thicket of bauera.
This entry has not yet been fully updated (first published 1933; most recently modified version published online September 2018).
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