Goodia pubescens
Goodia pubescens
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Goodia pubescens is a hairy shrub endemic to southeastern Australia, closely related to the better-known Goodia lotifolia. It grows in dry sclerophyll wood
Goodia pubescens is a hairy shrub endemic to southeastern Australia, closely related to the better-known Goodia lotifolia. It grows in dry sclerophyll woodland and heath, producing yellow pea flowers. The epithet pubescens refers to the fine downy hairs covering the young growth, distinguishing it from the otherwise similar clover golden tip.
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What family does Goodia pubescens belong to?
Goodia pubescens (Goodia pubescens) belongs to the family Fabaceae in the order Fabales.
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