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Gyrostemon thesioides (male)
2. G. thesioides (female)
3. G. thesioides (male)
4. G. thesioides fruit |
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Only
one species of the small family Gyrostemonaceae grows in Tasmania.
It is a small native shrub (Gyrostemon thesioides) that grows
in dry vegetation in the north and east of the state. It has narrow,
slightly fleshy, alternate leaves up to 7cm long, and very small flowers
solitary in the axils of the upper leaves |
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