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Glycine (Fabaceae) 1:168 |
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Tasmania has
three native species of Glycine. Glycine clandestina
is reasonably common climbing plant with elongate leaflets. The
other two species are rare east coast species. G. latrobeana
has clover-like leaves. G. microphylla has small, somewhat
elongated leaflets and is a climber. Distinctive features of the
Tasmanian species include the backward directed hairs on the stems
and the stipules. Glycine is a worldwide
genus that includes soy beans.
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