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| Exocarpos strictus (Santalaceae)
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Exocarpos
strictus (pearly native-cherry) is a common, erect
native shrub found in dry forests. It is easily
distinguished from
E. cupressiformis in the flowers which are in
small clusters (instead of in spikes) and the spreading,
sparse foliage. It is also sometimes confused with Leptomeria
drupacea, which has finer, broom-like foliage.
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University of Tasmania
