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Lobelia irrigua (formerly known as Pratia
irrigua and P. platycalyx; Campanulaceae)
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Lobelia irrigua is an uncommon herb that grows in
brackish marshes. It grows flat on the ground, except for
the flowering branches and roots at the nodes. It has
solitary flowers and small broad leaves, typically less than
15 mm long. The flowers are white on the inside and either
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University of Tasmania
