Fabaceae tribe Mirbelieae

Phyllota

 

Phyllota (DC.) Benth. (1837), Enum. Pl. (Endlicher), 33.
11 spp.
Gr.: phyllon (leaf ) + otos (ear); the genus is characterised by having foliose bracteoles.
Southern Australia.
Open woodlands and open forests, mallee woodlands, and heaths; from coastal areas to montane regions (but not alpine) and semi-arid regions.
Jancey, Proc. Linn. Soc. New South Wales 90, 341-375 (1966).

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Phyllota sp.
('Pultenaea barbata')
near Ravensthorpe, WA

 





Phyllota humifusa

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Phyllota humifusa

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