 The next known collection was in December 1801 , during the visit of HMS Investigator to King George Sound . Little is known of the circumstances of this collection , other than what is written on the specimen label : " King Georges Sound Dec [ <unk> ] r 1801 " . The specimen is credited to Robert Brown , but gardener Peter Good and the botanical artist Ferdinand Bauer also contributed to Brown 's specimen collection , often without attribution . A more precise date and location cannot be given , as neither Brown nor Good mentions the collection in his diary . Bauer did not publish an illustration of the species and his original field sketches are lost , but William Westall appears to have incorporated it into two of his field sketches , and certainly included it in the foreground of one of the oil paintings that he later worked up for the Admiralty . 
