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| Chorizandra (Cyperaceae) 4b:137 |
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| Tasmania has
two species of Chorizandra (both native). One, C.
australis, is an aquatic growing in still or slow-flowing water.
The other is an uncommon species from wet heath in northern
Tasmania. The plant usually has a few cylindrical, stem-like leaves
and a flowering stem ending in a more-or-less spherical head (but
with a stem-like bract extending above it). The fruit is dry, about
2-4 mm long with obvious ribs. |
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