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| Ourisia (Plantaginaceae) 3:520 |
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| Ourisia
integrifolia is a common alpine herb, found in shady
places. The five petals are fused at the base, but have
spreading lobes. There are four stamens. The leaves are in
opposite pairs, and not in a rosette. It is occasionally
confused with the unrelated
Forstera bellidifolia, which has rosette leaves.
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University of Tasmania
