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Tasmania
has eight native species of Goodenia, three of which
formerly belonged to the genera Selliera and Velleia.
Goodenia ovata is a
common, often quite large (to 2m tall) shrub in open
forests. The remainder of the species are herbs with most or
all of their leaves in basal rosettes. The most common is G. lanata, which
occurs widely in dry grassy areas and open dry sclerophyll
vegetation. One species, G. pinnatifida is
considered extinct, and is not included in this key. |
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University of Tasmania
