sentences:  Lindley did not specify his type material, and there is no type at the University of Cambridge Herbarium, where most of Lindley's type specimens are lodged.However most of "A Sketch of the Vegetation of the Swan River Colony" is based upon the collections of Drummond, and one of Drummond's specimens has since been selected as lectotype for the species.Lindley also proffered no etymology for the specific epithet, but it is accepted that it comes from the Latin "nobilis" ("noble, imposing") in reference to the purportedly noble appearance of the plant.