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Epacris lanuginosa (Ericaceae)
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| Epacris
lanuginosa is a very common shrub in boggy places in Tasmania. The
leaves are narrow, taper to a point and are mostly pressed against
the stem giving the plant its distinctive spindly appearance. The flowers are clustered in dense
head-like inflorescences at the ends of erect branches. E.
corymbiflora grows in similar habitats and has similar
inflorescences, but has relatively broad leaves.
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