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1. H. gramineum
2. H. japonicum
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| HYPERICACEAE (formerly
known as Clusiaceae) 1:80 |
| Tasmania
contains two native species (both small herbs of open grassy
areas), and a few introduced herbs and shrubs in the genus Hypericum.
The introduced species are probably all garden escaped
species. The flowers tend to be conspicuous, with bright
yellow, spreading petals. Many of the species in this genus
are commonly referred to as st johns-wort. |
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