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Aenictophyton A.T. Lee 1973 1 sp.; C Australia (Eremaean zone east and west of the W Australia and Northern Territory boundary) From ainiktos (Gk.: baffling) and phyton (Gk.: a plant), in reference to the difficulty experienced by A.T. Lee in classifying the plant Shrubs; subtropical shrubland, favouring deep red sandy soils Reference(s): Lee (1973); Crisp in Jessop (1981: 151) Reminiscent of Bossiaea from which it differs by having flowers in lax terminal racemes and not subtended by a series of papery brown bracts© J. H. Ross |  |