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Pomaderris
pilifera (hairy dogwood) is a common shrub that grows
in dry sclerophyll forests. It is one of a group of very
similar species. The others are P.
elliptica and P.
racemosa, which lack the long simple hairs on
the lower leaf surface, and P.
intermedia, in which the simple hairs also
occur between the veins. All of these species also have
dense covering of stellate hairs on the stems and lower leaf
surfaces.
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University of Tasmania
