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Haemodorum
distichophyllum (bloodroot) is a small, uncommon
native plant that only grows in the button grass plains of
the south-west of Tasmania. The plant has a tuft of fleshy
(almost cylindrical) leaves up to about 10cm long. The
flowers are small and occur in a cluster at the end of a
stalk above the leaves.
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University of Tasmania
