Carmichaelia australis Aligera Group
Description:
Originally described as Carmichaelia aligera by G. Simpson in 1945, this name is now treated as a synonym of Carmichaelia australis. It forms an erect shrub or tree up to around 10m tall, with flattened branchlets and small white flowers marked with purple veins and flushing. The flowers are followed by black pods containing orange-red seeds.
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