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Ptilotus (Amaranthaceae) 3:567 |
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| Ptilotus
spathulatus (pussytails or possumtails) is a native
herb of dry places. Its furry inflorescences are
unmistakable. These result from the tepals being divided
into feathery segments. Its leaves are mostly in a basal
rosette and are usually more or less spoon shaped. It is the
only species of the genus in Tasmania. |
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