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| Cyrtostylis (=Acianthus
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has two species of gnat-orchids (Cyrtostylis). These
have a single round or kidney shaped leaf at the base of the
stem. The flowers are small and held on slender erect stems.
The flowers have narrow sepals and petals. They grow in near
dry, near coastal vegetation (especially sheoak woodlands). |
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University of Tasmania