Conothamnus trinervis   No English name Endemic

Conothamnus trinervis whole Conothamnus trinervis close

This was one of many plants growing straight out of the gravelly sand of this excellent bush reserve. At first I didn't notice the flowers as they merged into the background, but closer examination of the shrub revealed these fairly large flowers which look like a large type of Myrtle.

Not really a conicidence as Conothamnus is a genus of four Western Australian species of the Myrtaceae family.

It is found near the coast in a region about 30 miles north of Perth and on the south coast not far from Albany.

Conothamnus trinervis

Conothamnus trinervis No English name

Badgingarra Reserve 11th September 2007

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Conothamnus trinervis

Badgingarra Reserve 11th September 2007

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