Pultenaea altissima
Pultenaea altissima
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Pultenaea altissima, the tall bush-pea, is a tall shrub endemic to southeastern Australia, one of the larger members of the bush-pea genus. It grows in tal
Pultenaea altissima, the tall bush-pea, is a tall shrub endemic to southeastern Australia, one of the larger members of the bush-pea genus. It grows in tall eucalypt forests and on sheltered slopes in Victoria and New South Wales. The plant produces yellow pea flowers with a reddish center typical of the genus and regenerates well after fire.
Taxonomy
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What family does Pultenaea altissima belong to?
Pultenaea altissima (Pultenaea altissima) belongs to the family Fabaceae in the order Fabales.
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