🌿 Family

Amphorogynaceae

3 species · Plants

Plantae › Tracheophyta › Magnoliopsida › Santalales › Amphorogynaceae

Leptomeria drupacea is an upright edible-fruited shrub native to eastern mainland Australia and Tasmania that flowers from late spring to summer.

Leptomeria acida is an almost leafless parasitic Australian shrub with edible acidic fruits eaten by Indigenous people.

Leptomeria aphylla (leafless currant-bush) is a native Australian shrub with edible small acidic fruits.

Related Families

Loranthaceae 38 species Viscaceae 25 species Santalaceae 22 species Thesiaceae 8 species Balanophoraceae 4 species Cervantesiaceae 3 species Comandraceae 2 species Opiliaceae 2 species

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