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Conospermum

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Abstract

Shrubs or subshrubs, with few to many branches. Leaves alternate, often crowded, simple, margins entire, mostly tapering to base, ± sessile. Inflorescences dense, spike-like, often forming corymbose panicles, usually on a long peduncle; each flower sessile within a persistent sheathing bract. Flowers zygomorphic. Perianth tubular, ± straight, limb unequally 4-lobed, upper lobe usually broad, the 3 lower narrower and spreading. Lower stamen abortive, the 2 lateral stamens imperfect and united at first with the upper perfect stamen; filaments thick. Hypogynous glands absent.
Original languageEnglish
Title of host publicationFlora of New South Wales
Editors Harden, Gwen L.
Place of PublicationKensington, Australia
PublisherNew South Wales University Press
Pages23-25
Volume2
Edition1
ISBN (Print)0868401641
Publication statusPublished - 1991

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