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Archeria minor (Ericaceae) 2:452 (as A.
serpyllifolia var minor)
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Archeria
minor is a very small alpine shrub found in exposed
alpine areas on a few mountains in
central Tasmania (e.g.Mt Field and Mt Rufus).
It is similar to A.
serpyllifolia
but has a distinctive upright habit (superficially
similar to Planocarpa petiolaris), pointed leaves with only
one vein visible on the lower surface and the petal lobes
are not hairy. |
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University of Tasmania
