Taxonomic status:Accepted
Occurrence status:Endemic
Establishment means:Native
Threat status:Victoria: rare (r)
Branchlets densely subsericeous. Leaves usually narrowly elliptic to lanceolate, (30–)40–120(–200) mm long, (8–)10–25(–50) mm wide; upper surface glabrous, dull, dark green, sometimes with greyish hue; margins shortly recurved; leaf length to width ratio (2.85:1–)4:1–5:1(–6:1); leaf upper surface smooth, without minute asperities, dull; lower surface densely sericeous or subsericeous, lateral veins conspicuous, reticulum absent. Conflorescences simple to 4-branched, simple 69 %, 2-branched 20 %, 3-branched 9 %, 4-branched 2 %. Floral rachises (17–)40–90 mm long. Flowering has been recorded primarily Oct.-Feb.
EGU, GipP, HFE, HNF, HSF, MonT, VAlp. Grevillea victoriae subsp. victoriae is endemic to subalpine and alpine region of Victoria. Grevillea victoriae subsp. victoriae occurs at altitudes between 1400-1900 metres, usually in Eucalyptus pauciflora woodland, often on boulder-strewn sites.
Stajsic, V. & Molyneux, W.M. (2006). Taxonomic studies in the Grevillea victoriae F.Muell. species complex (Proteaceae: Grevilleoideae) I. Descriptions of nine previously segregated, and three new taxa., Muelleria 22: 22-76.
Bioregion | Occurrence status | Establishment means | |
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Gippsland Plain | present | native | |
East Gippsland Uplands | present | native | |
Highlands-Southern Fall | present | native | |
Highlands-Northern Fall | present | native | |
Monaro Tablelands | present | native | |
Highlands-Far East | present | native | |
Victorian Alps | present | native |
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New South Wales |
Australian Capital Territory |
Victoria |
Tasmania |