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Lobelia surrepens (formerly known as Pratia
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surrepens is a uncommon herb that grows in wet places
on the Central Plateau. It grows flat on the ground, except
for the flowering branches and roots at the nodes. It has
solitary flowers and small, usually elongated leaves,
typically less than 20 mm long. The flowers are typically
pale blue, but sometimes white. |
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University of Tasmania
