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Carpobrotus rossii (Aizoaceae) 2:238
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| Carpobrotus
rossii (native pigface) is a common native succulent
herb. It is found in dry places, especially near the
coast. The flowers have numerous light purple petals
(technically staminodes). It is occasionally confused with C. edulis, which
has large yellow flowers, C.
aequilateralis, which does not have white bases
on the "petals", and Disphyma
crassifolia, which has smaller, rounded leaves.
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University of Tasmania
