Pomax umbellata 080503-6507
Description:
Jenolan Caves, New South Wales -- on rocky ridge above caves south of Lucas Rocks.A common small herb or subshrub on poor soils in south-eastern Australia. Flowers are small and greenish, but reddish-brown fruiting calyces are more conspicuous.CORRECTION -- they are not fruiting calyces but involucral bracts.
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