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Leptosema chambersii
1860Upside-Down Plant
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Leptosema chambersii, commonly known as Chamber's leptosema, is a species of flowering plant in the family Fabaceae and is endemic to inland areas of western Australia. It is a low shrub growing in small, dense clumps, covered with silky hairs, spiny branchlets, leaves reduced to egg-shaped scales, red flowers and beaked, broadly elliptic pods....read more on Wikipedia.
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