Commersonia borealis

Commersonia borealis is a species of Malvaceae native to Western Australia
Taxonomy.
The species was first described as "Rulingia malvifolia" var. "borealis" in 1904 by Ernst Georg Pritzel It was raised to species rank in 2005 by Carolyn Wilkins, giving the name, "Rulingia borealis", and in 2011 she and Barbara Ann Whitlock transferred the species to the genus "Commersonia", resulting in the name, "Commersonia borealis".
Etymology.
The specific epithet, "borealis", is from the Latin "borealis" ("north"), and refers to the northern distribution of this former variety in comparison to the more southerly distribution of "R. malvifolia" (now "Commersonia cygnorum").