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Phyllangium divergens (formerly known as Mitrasacme paradoxa; M.
divergens;
Loganiaceae) 2:476
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| Phyllangium
divergens is a reasonably common native herb species on sandy soil,
especially near the coast. It is a small, slender but wiry, branched
annual. The leaves are widest above the middle, 2-6mm long, and joined
across stem. The plant has only a few hairs. |
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