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Brachyscome aculeata (formerly
known as B. stricta and including B. sieberi;
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Brachyscome aculeata is a common native forest
herb of dry or rocky hillsides. It has a slender woody
rootstock and stems that grow erect at the ends. The stems
and leaves are hairy, often with glandular hairs. The
ovaries and fruit are flattened with a distinct wing.
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University of Tasmania
