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| Description | Native yearlong-green, perennial, moderately to densely hairy herb. Stems are trailing or twining. Leaves are variable; linear to ovate, 1-6.5 cm long, with lobes at the base. Flowers are funnel-shaped (like a miniature morning glory) and pink to purple-violet, with a white throat. Flowering is year-round, but mainly from spring to mid-summer. Found in low-input grasslands, woodlands and other open areas, such as tracks and after fire. Native biodiversity. No management information is available. |
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| Source | Polymeria calycina plant2 |
| Author | Harry Rose from South West Rocks, Australia |
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