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Wahlenbergia gymnoclada, commonly known as the naked bluebell, is a species of plant of the family Campanulaceae and is native to Australia. It is one of 200 species, in the Wahlenbergia genus. Of these species, 26 occur in Australia, including one introduced, and Tasmania has seven species of native Wahlenbergia. Species in this genus are “all slender perennial herbs and most species occur in grassy vegetation, although one (W. saxicola) occurs in rocky alpine areas. “The slender pedicels with delicate blue (rarely white), symmetrical, flowers make this a relatively distinctive genus. The corolla tube is bell shaped, often with more or less spreading lobes”.
New Zealand Harebell · Small bellflower · Wahlenbergia aridicola · Cape Bluebell · Wahlenbergia capillaris · Wahlenbergia caryophylloides · Waxy Bluebell · Wahlenbergia densifolia · Wahlenbergia fluminalis · Wahlenbergia glabra · Royal Bluebell · Annual Bluebell
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