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Myoporum parvifolium (Myoporaceae) 3:540
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Myoporum parvifolium
is a rare, low growing native shrub found only in a few places
on Flinders Island (although it is more common on mainland
Australia). The somewhat succulent leaves are much narrower (about
2-5 mm wide) than those of its relative, M.
insulare. The flowers are two lipped (like those of the mint
family, Lamiaceae).
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