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| Hakea salicifolia (Proteaceae) not
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| Hakea
salicifolia (willow-leaved hakea) is a common
garden plant that appears to have become naturalised in
places. It is a small tree from southeastern Australia. It
has thin, relatively broad leaves which are paler on the
underside, and flowers in loose clusters. The fruit are
massively woody and are held individually on short stalks |
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University of Tasmania