Centrolepis fascicularis
Centrolepis fascicularis Labill.
Centrolepis fascicularis is a plant species in the family Restionaceae, first described by Labill. in 1804. It is native to several regions including New Guinea, New South Wales, Queensland, South Australia, Sumatera, Tasmania, Victoria, and Western Australia.
Description
Centrolepis fascicularis belongs to the genus Centrolepis within the Restionaceae family. This species was first published in 1804 by Labill. and is found across a range of locations, including New Guinea, New South Wales, Queensland, South Australia, Sumatera, Tasmania, Victoria, and Western Australia. Its distribution spans both mainland Australia and nearby islands, indicating a broad ecological adaptability. The species is part of a family known for its grass-like and sedge-like plants, often found in wet or swampy habitats.
Distribution
New Guinea · New South Wales · Queensland · South Australia · Sumatera · Tasmania · Victoria · Western Australia
Synonyms
Centrolepis cuspidigeraDesvauxia billardiereiDesvauxia longifoliaCentrolepis longifoliaDevauxia longifoliaDevauxia billardiereiCentrolepis longifolia