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| Galium gaudichaudii (Rubiaceae)
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Galium gaudichaudii (rough bedstraw) is a widespread
and reasonably common native herb that grows in open
sclerophyll forests and other dry places. It is prostrate,
though sometimes with the ends of the branches erect
("ascending") with slender stems. It varies from quite hairy
to almost hairless. The flowers are in inflorescences of 1-7
and are greenish-yellow or cream.
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University of Tasmania
