Zieria compacta
Zieria compacta C.T.White
Zieria compacta is a shrub in the Rutaceae family, native to Queensland, Australia. It was first described in 1942 by C.T. White. This species is characterized by its erect, bushy growth habit, trifoliate leaves, and small white flowers with four petals and four stamens. It typically inhabits rocky, steep terrain.
Description
Zieria compacta is a member of the Rutaceae, or citrus, family. It is an upright shrub with three-leaflet leaves and small, white flowers. The plant is found in rocky habitats on steep hills in Queensland, where it grows as part of the local flora. First described in 1942 by C.T. White, it is one of several species within the genus Zieria. Its compact form and specific habitat preferences distinguish it from related species.
Distribution
Queensland
Synonyms
Zieria fraseri subsp. compactaZieria compacta var. glabrataZieria smithii var. fraseri
