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Pimelea drupacea (Thymelaeaceae) 3:619 |
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Pimelea
drupacea (cherry riceflower) is a common and
widespread species in the understorey of wet sclerophyll
forests (rarely in rainforests or dry forests). It is a
large, erect shrub with quite large leaves (~2-5cm long).
Unlike the other common species of Pimelea in
Tasmania, it has fleshy fruit.
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University of Tasmania
