Fabaceae tribe Mirbelieae Stonesiella

      
Stonesiella Crisp & P.H.Weston (1999), Taxon 48,
      711.
1 sp., S. selaginoides (Hook.f.) Crisp & P.H.
      Weston

      In honour of Margaret Stones (1920-), botanical artist who illustrated
      this species in The Endemic Flora of Tasmania.

      East coast of Tasmania (very restricted).

      In closed heath on moist sites on floodplains and near drainage
      lines in hills.

      Illustrated and described as Pultenaea selaginoides Hook.f.
      in E.M. Stones & W.M. Curtis, Endemic Fl. Tasmania
      (4), t. 237 (1978).

      Spindly shrubs in the Pultenaea group within the multiple
      embyro-sac group, and probably closest to Almaleea; diagnosed
      in part by keeled leaves with minute stipules and caducous, leaf-like
      bracts.

      © M. Crisp

      


      
Stonesiella selaginoides, © M.
      Stones



      
 


      
Stonesiella selaginoides © J. Lynch

      
 


      
Stonesiella selaginoides © J. Lynch