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Swainsona maccullochianaAshburton Pea📍Hamersley region, June ‘23One of my favourite Pilbara plants
01/09/2023

Swainsona maccullochiana
Ashburton Pea
📍Hamersley region, June ‘23
One of my favourite Pilbara plants

Stylidium fluminense📍Hamersley region, Pilbara June ‘23One of only three Stylidium species recorded in the Pilbara.
01/09/2023

Stylidium fluminense
📍Hamersley region, Pilbara June ‘23
One of only three Stylidium species recorded in the Pilbara.

Swainsona formosaSturt's desert pea📍Chichester region, Pilbara August '23A prostrate annual / short lived perennial grow...
27/08/2023

Swainsona formosa
Sturt's desert pea
📍Chichester region, Pilbara August '23
A prostrate annual / short lived perennial growing up to 0.2 m high and 3 m wide. Flowering from June to October with very atypical flowers as they don't resemble the typical pea flower. The plant has a wide distribution covering all mainland states in Australia except for Victoria.
Quite a famous Australian plant.

Information and distribution Source: Florabase
Image used with the permission of the Western Australian Herbarium, Department of Biodiversity, Conservation and Attractions (https:// florabase.dbca.wa.gov.au/help/copyright).
Accessed on 27 August 2023.

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