Ptilotus fasciculatus
Ptilotus fasciculatus W.Fitzg.
Ptilotus fasciculatus is a flowering plant in the Amaranthaceae family, native to the south-west of Western Australia. It is a prostrate perennial herb with hairy stems, linear leaves, and pink or magenta flower spikes.
Description
Ptilotus fasciculatus, described by W.Fitzg. in 1912, is a member of the genus Ptilotus within the Amaranthaceae family. This species is endemic to the south-western region of Western Australia. It is characterized by its prostrate growth habit, perennial nature, and hairy stems. The plant bears linear stem leaves and produces spikes of pink or magenta flowers. It is one of several Ptilotus species found in the region, adapted to local environmental conditions.
Distribution
Western Australia
