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Styphelia ericoides (formerly known as
Leucopogon ericoides; Ericaceae) 2:438 |
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| Styphelia
ericoides is a common and widespread species. It is
an erect shrub that grows in sandy heaths. It has leaves
with distinctly recurved margins and flowers extending down
the branches. It is sometimes confused with
L. collinus. However, the flowers of the latter
species are clustered at the ends of the stems. |
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University of Tasmania
