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Stylidium armeria (Stylidiaceae) not
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Stylidium armeria (coastal triggerplant) is a common
and widespread species, more robust than S.
graminifolium.
One form of it, with stouter peduncles and leaves, was
until recently considered a separate species (S.
dilatatum). This form grows along the south coast and
extending up the west and south-east coasts. It is found on
rocky places in the salt spray zone of the very exposed
coasts.
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University of Tasmania
