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Crassula multicava (Crassulaceae) not in the Student's Flora
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| Crassula
multicava is a medium sized, perennial introduced plant. It is
quite low growing and spreading, though with the branches are erect.
The foliage is distinctive - the leaves are opposite and decussate,
almost circular, quite succulent. The Tasmanian populations are an
escaped garden variety which has small spots on the leaves that are
often reddish. The flowers are white, with
pink tinges, It is much larger than the other species of
Crassula in Tasmania. It is
naturalised near urban areas. |
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