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Leptosema
1837Summary
Leptosema is a genus of thirteen species of flowering plants from the legume family Fabaceae, all endemic to Australia. They are shrubs with photosynthetic stems, the leaves reduced to scales, mostly red or green flowers arranged singly or in small groups, each with a reduced standard petal and usually ten stamens....read more on Wikipedia.
14 Leptosema species found:
Leptosema aculeatumLeptosema anomalumLeptosema aphyllumLeptosema bossiaeoidesLeptosema cervicorneLeptosema CervicornuLeptosema chambersiiUpside-Down PlantLeptosema chapmaniiLeptosema daviesioidesUpside-Down Pea-BushLeptosema macrocarpumLeptosema oxylobioidesLeptosema oxyloboidesLeptosema tomentosumLeptosema uniflorumLeptosema villosum
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