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Ranunculus collicola ( Ranunculaceae)
not in The Student's Flora
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| Ranunculus
collicola (lake augusta buttercup) is a rare native
alpine species that grows in very wet places (river banks
and soaks) on the Central Plateau near Lake Augusta. The
plant forms small rosettes that are joined by stolons. The
leaves often have longish petioles (to 15cm) and the blades
are divided into three narrow lobes, which are usually
entire. The flowers are golden yellow and less than 10 mm
wide. |
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University of Tasmania
