| Styphelia
humifusa (native cranberry) is a widespread and very
common, low growing shrub in dry places. It is present in
almost every lowland area of grassy woodland. The flower is
usually bright red.
Without flowers it may be confused with Styphelia
adscendens, which has somewhat broader leaves
and large greenish flowers with long-protruding
stamens.
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