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| Plantago brownii (Formerly P.
triantha Plantaginaceae) 3:563 |
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| Plantago
brownii (saltspray plantain) is a widespread
and common native species in the spray zone of exposed
coasts. It has a long, stout taproot. The leaves are held
flat to the ground in a rosette, are thick, dark glossy
green and 1-8 cm long, with a few blunt teeth. The habitat
and fleshy leaves makes this species unmistakable. |
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University of Tasmania
