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lawrenceana is common wet forest and subalpine shrub.
It can be confused with C.
backhouseana, but the leaves are glabrous on the
upper surface and all the stamens are the same size. The
petals are cream or greenish.
There are two forms - in the north-east the leaves are
almost hairless, and are often quite narrow. In the south
and west, they are very hairy on the underside and
relatively broad.
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