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Muehlenbeckia axillaris (Polygonaceae) 3:593
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Muehlenbeckia
axillaris is a uncommon, native woody plant. It is a
more or less prostrate plant with wiry stems and relatively
thick, almost circular leaves about 3-8 mm long. It grows on
moist, gravelly or rocky places in open subalpine-alpine
areas of the north. The flowers are solitary or occur in
clusters in the leaf axils.
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University of Tasmania
