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| Grevillea australis (Proteaceae)
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species is quite widespread and is very variable (there are
several subspecies described). It has narrow, entire leaves
with recurved or revolute margins, and with a hairy
undersurface. However the size and width of the leaves
varies greatly. The flowers are white or cream and are
relatively small. It is very common as a low shrub in
the drier alpine and subalpine areas, especially on the
Central Plateau, but also occurs as a moderately tall shrub
along rivers in drier areas at lower altitudes. |
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University of Tasmania
