Phyllota humifusa (Dwarf Phyllota)
Dwarf Phyllota is a prostrate shrub with hairy leaves, at least when they are young. Its small threadlike leaves are up to 10 mm long and 0.75 mm wide, with a small, pointed tip. Its small pea-shaped flowers are few, or solitary, growing in leafy spikes towards the ends of branches. The standard (the broad top petal) is orange-yellow to reddish-brown, the wing-petals in front are yellow and the keel-petals, are reddish-brown. Flowers appear in late spring and summer.
Source: Office of Environment and Heritage
Phyllota humifusa is listed in the following regions:
Canberra & Southern Tablelands | Southern Highlands | Albury, Wodonga | South Coast | Greater Sydney | Hunter Region | Central West NSW | Riverina Murray | New England | Far West New South Wales | New South Wales North Coast
Species information
- Phyllota humifusa Scientific name
- Dwarf Phyllota Common name
- Sensitive
- Vulnerable
- Non-Invasive
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