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Kunzea ambigua (Myrtaceae) 1:202 |
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Kunzea
ambigua (honey myrtle or white kunzea) is a tall native shrub has narrow leaves about
1cm long, and grows in sandy heaths in the east and on the
Bass Strait islands. The fruit is a soft capsule (unlike the
woody capsules of Eucalyptus, Melaleuca, Callistemon
and most Leptospermum spp). The plants are quite
strongly honey-scented when in flower.
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University of Tasmania
