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| Drymophila (Alstroemeriaceae [formerly
part of Liliaceae]) 4b:369 |
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Drymophila
cyanocarpa is a common and distinctive native
species that grows in the understorey of wet forests
virtually throughout Tasmania. Small plants have a single
stem, while robust plants have a branched stem. The upper
part of the stem and any branches are nodding with a row of
flat leaves held horizontally. The flowers are cream and
held underneath the nodding stem. The fruit is a conspicuous
blue berry that hangs under the stem.
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