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Hibbertia hirsuta (Dilleniaceae)
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Hibbertia
hirsuta (hairy guineaflower) is a small, slender,
prostrate shrub found widely in dry sclerophyll forests. The
flowers have small, narrow yellow petals. As a result the
flowers are much less showy than those of the other Hibbertia
species. There are two free carpels and the stamens
are on one side of the carpels. There are only a few stamens
- often only one. The leaves are distinctly hairy.
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University of Tasmania
