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Ranunculus collinus ( Ranunculaceae)
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Ranunculus
collinus (mountain buttercup) is a widespread and
quite common species of wet places in subalpine and alpine
Tasmania. 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 dull golden yellow and
less than 10 mm wide.
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University of Tasmania
