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| Hibbertia empetrifolia (Dilleniaceae)
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| Hibbertia
empetrifolia (scrambling guineaflower) is a
straggling or scrambling shrub with blunt, elliptical
leaves, which have minute hooked hairs on the lower surface.
It is uncommon and apparently restricted to areas near the
east coast, where it grows in forests and wet heaths. It is
similar to the more common and widespread
H. appressa. |
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