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| Ranunculus
jugosus (twinned buttercup) is a rare native
alpine species that grows in very wet places (river banks
and soaks) on the Central Plateau. The leaves are in a
rosette with a stout rootstock with fibrous roots. The
leaves are divided into three narrow leaflets, each with
three lobes. The flowers have 6 petals and are only about
5-6mm across and are held among the leaves. |
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University of Tasmania
