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The Barrens Regulia - Regelia velutina
TopA most striking member of the Myrtaceae is the Barrens Regelia.
Regelia is a genus of five species endemic to the south-west plus one species from the Kakadu area in the Northern Territory.
This is the largest species, a shrub of up to 3 meters, with flowering spikes 3 to 4 centimeters across. It grows amongst quartzite rocks on the Barrens.
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