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Stenanthera pinifolia (formerly Astroloma
pinifolium; Ericaceae) 2:424
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Stenanthera pinifolium (pine heath) is a reasonably common, small upright shrub
with very narrow, spreading leaves, giving a crude
resemblance to a pine seedling. The flowers are quite long
and the corolla tubes are yellow but greenish at the end.
It is most often seen in lowland sandy heaths near the
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University of Tasmania
