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Large-leaf Bush-pea

Pultenaea daphnoides

Photo by Leuba Ridgway
Published on Project Noah
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Field Notes

Description:

A shrub about 3 metres tall with bright yellow pea flowers with deep red keel petals and red markings radiating from the centre on the standard petals. Glossy leaves were wedge-shaped (cuneate) with a short spine at the tip. The flower buds were covered with brown bracts which drop off when the flower opens.

Habitat:

Spotted along the periphery of a sports oval - local park.
This plant is endemic to Australia and grows anywhere between heathland and wet sclerophyll forests along the South Australia, eastern coastal states and Tasmania.

Notes:

Family: Fabaceae

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Comments (1)

That's a pretty one, Leuba. Nice spotting!

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