Macarthuria complanata
Macarthuria complanata E.M.Ross
Macarthuria complanata is a plant species in the Macarthuriaceae family, found only on the eastern coast of Australia. It is distinguished by its narrowly to broadly winged stems and short pedicels, measuring 0.5–1 (–1.5) mm in length. The species is primarily found in dry heath habitats, particularly in Noosa National Park and Rainbow Beach, with Noosa hosting 14 known locations, making it a key area for its conservation.
Description
Macarthuria complanata is a member of the Macarthuriaceae family and is native to the eastern coast of Australia. It is characterized by its uniquely winged stems and short pedicels. This species is confined to dry heath environments, with significant populations in Noosa National Park and Rainbow Beach. Noosa National Park is especially important, as it contains 14 known sites where the species occurs, highlighting its role in the conservation of this endemic plant.
Distribution
Queensland