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| Gnaphalium (Asteraceae) 2:320 |
Although
The Student's Flora describes many species of Gnaphalium,
most of these have been split off into other genera (Pseudognaphalium,
Euchiton, and Gamochaeta).
Now only one native herb (G. indutum) remains within
this genus. It is a small (sometimes very small) woolly,
native annual herb that is commonly found in saltmarshes and
other saline, intermittently wet places. It has more or less
erect stems short, very narrow leaves.
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University of Tasmania
