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This page links to documents related to the plant species Scaevola ramosissima commonly known as Purple Fan-flower or Snake Flower.

Colour drawing of a thin-stemmed plant with long leaves and dark red flowers. — *Goodenia ramosissima* (now *Scaevola ramosissima*), as figured in *A specimen of the botany of New Holland* (1793), in which the species was first described.

Smith, James Edward (1793), A specimen of the botany of New Holland
- Goodenia ramosissima (now Scaevola ramosissima) described on page 15 and figured in plate 5;
Smith, James Edward (1794), "An account of two new Genera of Plants from New South Wales" in Transactions of the Linnean Society of London 2
- Goodenia ramosissima (now Scaevola ramosissima) described on page 349.
Cavanilles, Antonio José (1800), Anales de Historia Natural
- Scaevola hispida (now a synonym of Scaevola ramosissima) described on page 99.
Cavanilles, Antonio José (1800), Icones et Descriptiones Plantarum 6
- Scaevola hispida (now a synonym of Scaevola ramosissima) figured in plate 510.
de Vriese, Willem Hendrik (1850) Nederlandsch Kruidkundig Archief 2
- Scaevola hispida (now a synonym of Scaevola ramosissima) transferred into Merkusia as Merkusia hispida on page 162.
von Mueller, Ferdinand (1859) Fragmenta Phytographiae Australiae 1(5)
- Scaevola apterantha (now a synonym of Scaevola ramosissima) published on page 121
Kuntze, Otto (1891) Revisio Generum Plantarum 2
- Scaevola hispida and Scaevola apterantha (both now synonyms of Scaevola ramosissima) transferred into Lobelia as Lobelia hispida and Lobelia apterantha respectively, on page 378.
Krause, Kurt in Engler, Heinrich Gustav Adolf (1912), Das Pflanzenreich 54
- Goodenia ramosissima transferred into Scaevola as Scaevola ramosissima on page 141.
- Scaevola apterantha (now a synonym of Scaevola ramosissima) demoted to a variety of S. ramosissima on page 142.