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| Amperea (Euphorbiaceae) 3:637 |
Amperea
xiphoclada is a distinctive native undershrub that is
almost leafless (or totally leafless when flowering), and
has strongly angled stems. The erect branches form dense
clumps (vaguely like a monocot tussock). It is common in dry
places, but can also be found in open, well drained sites in
wetter areas, even button grass plains.
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University of Tasmania
