Key to Tasmanian Dicots
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Cardamine aff. corymbosa (= C. depressa; Brassicaceae) not in the Student's Flora

Cardamine aff. corymbosa is an uncommon herb of wet places. It is not clear whether it is native or introduced (it is very similar to the New Zealand species C. corymbosa). It is a tiny annual herb with non-flowering stems less than 1cm long and leaves in a rosette only 1-3 cm wide. The flowering stem can be up to 10cm tall with only a few small, white flowers.

 

 

  

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