Don Herbison-Evans (
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&
Ken Harris
(updated 11 August 2007)

flowers
New South Wales coast, 11 February 1993
This plant is an evergreen shrub, growing to a height of about one metre. It is inclined to twine about and climb on adjacent plants and objects. The leaves are dark green, oblong and opposite, with a short petiole. They are about 9 cms long and 3 cms wide. The flowers are white and scented.

This plant is found mainly in New South Wales.
The foliage is food for some Caterpillars, for example :
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Fodina ostorius, CATOCALINAE, NOCTUIDAE. |
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