| Lepyrodia
muelleri is a reasonably common native species in wet
peaty vegetation, especially button grass sedgeland. It is a
more-or-less typical member of Restionaceae, with
cylindrical stems with several dry scale-leaves, and
terminal inflorescences of spikelets. The stems are erect
and straight.
Lepyrodia formerly included Sporodanthus.
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