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Lobelia
gibbosa (tall lobelia) is an erect herb quite
widespread from the coast to sub-alpine areas of the central
plateau. Stems can grow to 50 cm high, are
succulent and frequently tinged with red. The lower halves
of the stems wither and harden before the flowers open.
Flowers on small stalks are regularly spaced up the stem
(raceme-like) with lower ones opening first.
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University of Tasmania
