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| Pauridia glabella (Hypoxidaceae)
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Pauridia
glabella, formerly known as Hypoxis
glabella, is a small, uncommon native species
found mainly in the northern half of Tasmania –
often in grasslands or coastal heath. It typically has a few
grass-
like leaves up to 12cm long growing from a buried tuber with
up to four flowering stems each
usually with only one yellow, star-like flower.
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University of Tasmania
