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Bertya
1845Summary
Bertya is a genus of flowering plants in the family Euphorbiaceae endemic to Australia. Plants in the genus Bertya are shrubs, usually monoecious, with simple leaves, flowers arranged singly in leaf axils, male flowers with many stamens, female flowers usually smaller and narrower than male flowers, and the fruit a capsule containing a single seed....read more on Wikipedia.
31 Bertya species found, including:
Bertya calycinaBertya cunninghamii3Bertya dimerostigmaBertya ernestianaBertya gummiferaBertya ingramiiBertya lapicola2Bertya mollissimaBertya oblongaBertya oleifoliaBertya opponensBertya pedicellataBertya pinifoliaBertya polystigmaBertya pomaderrioidesBertya pomaderroides2Bertya recurvataBertya rotundifoliaKangaroo Island BertyaBertya tasmanica2Bertya virgata
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