Dillwynia juniperina
Dillwynia juniperina
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Dillwynia juniperina, known as prickly parrot-pea, is a rigid shrub endemic to eastern Australia, growing in heath and dry sclerophyll forest. Its narrow,
Dillwynia juniperina, known as prickly parrot-pea, is a rigid shrub endemic to eastern Australia, growing in heath and dry sclerophyll forest. Its narrow, spine-tipped leaves resemble those of juniper, inspiring its name. It produces yellow and red pea flowers typical of the genus and thrives in sandy, nutrient-poor soils characteristic of Australian heathlands.
Taxonomy
Perguntas frequentes
What family does Dillwynia juniperina belong to?
Dillwynia juniperina (Dillwynia juniperina) belongs to the family Fabaceae in the order Fabales.
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