Hovea acutifolia
Hovea acutifolia
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Hovea acutifolia, known as sharp-leaved hovea, is a shrub endemic to eastern Australia, growing in tall open eucalypt forests and rainforest margins. It be
Hovea acutifolia, known as sharp-leaved hovea, is a shrub endemic to eastern Australia, growing in tall open eucalypt forests and rainforest margins. It bears lance-shaped leaves with pointed tips and produces deep purple to violet pea flowers in late winter and spring. A charming understorey shrub, it is appreciated in horticulture for its vivid floral color.
Taxonomy
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What family does Hovea acutifolia belong to?
Hovea acutifolia (Hovea acutifolia) belongs to the family Fabaceae in the order Fabales.
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