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Lobelia anceps (=L. alata
Campanulaceae) 2:414 |
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| Lobelia
anceps (angled lobelia) is a reasonably
common species in saltmarshes and wet coastal heaths.
It is a low growing plant with stems that often root at the
nodes. It has solitary flowers and relatively broad leaves
than may be as much as 5cm long. The flowers are usually
purple, but occasionally white. |
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University of Tasmania
