| Hornungia
procumbens (formerly known as Hymenolobus
procumbens) is small (sometimes tiny), hairless herb
found in saline areas, including the Bass Strait islands. It
has tiny, flattened fruit with about 10 seeds in each half,
and very narrow wings. The leaves are often mostly in a
basal rosette, but the plant does have stem leaves. The
leaves are fleshy, often with blunt, pinnate lobes.
It isn't known whether this species is native or not.
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