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Long Pink-bell

Tetratheca stenocarpa

Photo by Leuba Ridgway
Published on Project Noah
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Field Notes

Description:

A bush about 1 m high with long upright smooth branches. Leaves were few and reduced along upper parts of the stems. The lower leaves were broader and triangular with wavy and spiky edges (resembled miniature holly leaves). A striking feature of this plant were the young flower stalks that were long, red and covered with gland-tipped hairs. Some of these stalks held delicate long-petaled four-leaved mauve flowers with dark centres.

Habitat:

Spotted growing in shade on moist ground in a native mountain forest.

Endemic to Victoria.

Notes:

Family: Tremandraceae

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