Key to Tasmanian Dicots
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Shrubs and trees
Leaves alternate
Leaves simple or scale like
Flowers not in compact head
Leaves not sheathing
Flowers without operculum
Flowers and perianth small
Leaves not scale-like

 

FAMILIES REMAINING:

AQUIFOLIACEAE

ARALIACEAE

BETULACEAE

CHENOPODIACEAE

CORNACEAE

ERICACEAE

EUPHORBIACEAE

GYROSTEMONACEAE

MALVACEAE

MYRTACEAE

NOTHOFAGACEAE

PHYLLANTHACEAE

POLYGONACEAE

PROTEACEAE

RHAMNACEAE

SALICACEAE

SAPINDACEAE

ULMACEAE

VIOLACEAE

Trees with leaves with distinctly toothed or deeply-lobed margins
   
Leaf margins entire, crenulate, or with a few lobes. Rarely toothed, but then a low growing shrub.
   
 
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