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| Exocarpos cupressiformis (Santalaceae)
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| Exocarpos
cupressiformis (common native-cherry) is a
common and widespread species found in dry areas. It is a
distinctive, erect, leafless shrub or small tree. It often
has a conical (conifer-like) shape and is usually golden
brown in colour. The fruit have a conspicuous, red and
edible fleshy section below the "seed". |
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University of Tasmania