Gymnostoma australianum
Gymnostoma australianum L.A.S.Johnson
Gymnostoma australianum is a flowering plant species found only in the Daintree tropical rainforests of north-eastern Queensland, Australia. It belongs to the Casuarinaceae family, known for its fine, drooping, evergreen foliage that resembles certain conifers.
Description
Gymnostoma australianum, a species of flowering plant, is native to a limited area within the Daintree tropical rainforests in north-eastern Queensland. It is part of the Casuarinaceae family, a group of plants recognized for their fine, drooping, evergreen foliage. These plants are often compared to conifers such as Cupressus in the northern hemisphere and Callitris in the southern hemisphere due to their similar appearance. The species was first described by L.A.S. Johnson in 1989.
Distribution
Queensland