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Sedum album (Crassulaceae) not in The Student's
Flora
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| Sedum
album is a small, introduced, succulent subshrub that
has become naturalised in urban areas (e.g. Hobart streets).
It is more or less prostrate except for the erect flowering
stems, which may be about 10 cm tall. The leaves are
alternate, 4-12 mm long, succulent and almost cylindrical
apart from being flattened on the upper surface. The flowers
are up to about 10mm diameter, five-parted and white or
pinkish. |
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University of Tasmania
