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| Hibbertia basaltica (Dilleniaceae)
not in the Student's Flora |
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| Hibbertia
basaltica is a rare species found only on basalt soils
near the Jordan River north of Hobart. It is a
prostrate plant that grows in grasslands. The leaves are
tightly revolute (like H.
riparia), but the flowers are on peduncles and
the flowers have one stamen on one side of the carpels and
several on the other. |
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University of Tasmania
