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| Glycine microphylla (Fabaceae ) not in
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Glycine
microphylla is a rare twining plant with trifoliate
leaves and small conspicuous purple flowers. It is found
only at low altitudes in the north of Tasmania. It is
similar to the more common species, G.
clandestina, but the reticulate venation of the
leaves is obvious.
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University of Tasmania
