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Ranunculus diminutus (Ranunculaceae) not in The
Student's Flora
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| Ranunculus
diminutus (brackish buttercup) is an uncommon native
species that grows on seasonally wet clay soils. It is a
small perennial plant with rosettes of leaves connected by
stolons. The leaves are 1-2cm wide, trifoliate with quite
narrow lobes. The flowers are usually solitary on the flower
stalks, glossy yellow and only about 1cm wide. |
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University of Tasmania
