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| Hibbertia ericifolia (formerly
Hibbertia serpyllifolia) (Dilleniaceae) 1:24 |
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many other Hibbertia species, Hibbertia
ericifolia (thyme guineaflower) is a small low
growing plant with yellow flowers. It is found in sandy
places in the Midlands and north of Tasmania. The
distinctive features are the combination of narrow, tightly
revolute leaves only 3-6mm long (and not clustered as in H. prostrata)
and flowers with three carpels surrounded by the stamens. |
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University of Tasmania
