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Eurychorda (formerly known as Restio complanatus;
Restionaceae) 4b:46 |
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Tasmania has
one species of Eurychorda (E. complanata). It
is common native
herb in waterlogged peats (especially button grass sedgelands). It
is a more-or-less typical member of Restionaceae, with erect stems
bearing several scarious bracts, and terminal inflorescences of
spikelets. It is easily distinguished from all other Tasmanian
Restionaceae by its flattened stems- in all other species the stems
are circular in cross-section. |
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