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Sighting 4421650

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Unverified 30 Jan 2022 KylieWaldon

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No flowers. No seeds. A very low to the ground shrub of some kind. Can't recall if I've seen it before.

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ClaireSee wrote:
   9 Feb 2022
Based on location my guess would be Daviesia genistifolia. There is a population of this locally rare plant in this reserve.
Daviesia genistifolia (Broom Bitter Pea)
Also looks a bit like Acacia genistifolia, but I'm not aware of that in this location.
Genistifolia refers to a likeness to the genius Genista, broom. Neither look much like broom to me...
KylieWaldon wrote:
   9 Feb 2022
it must have put on a lot of new growth since spring, and lost all its seeds, but I suspect you are right Claire. The locations I found them would be about right! Just looked less stiff - but we've had a great deal of rain!

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  • 10cm to 30cm Plant height

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