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Ozothamnus ferrugineus (formerly known as
Helichrysum
dendroideum; Asteraceae) 2:335 |
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| This is large, much branched shrub that is
common and widespread in wet forests. It grows after fire, and will
persist for perhaps a few decades. It also grows along roadsides. The small inflorescences
occur at the ends of the branches. I can be confused with
O. thyrsoideus (which occurs
in similar habitats), but which has the inflorescences scattered
along the branches.
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