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Sedum acre (Crassulaceae) 1:186
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acre (biting wallpepper or sharp stonecrop) is a
medium sized perennial succulent that has become naturalised
in some areas, including agricultural and suburban areas. It
is a low growing, but not prostrate plant with small leaves
and yellow flowers. The distinctive feature is the sharp
tasting leaves (hence the name). |
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University of Tasmania
