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grey-green in colour. The plant is covered with bladderlike hairs. The species is monoecious or dioecious. The male flowers in purple globular clusters (but look yellow when in bloom) and are on simple or branched spikes. The unbranched florets are attached to the stem. The male flower lacks bracts or bracteoles. The female plant also flowers, but more discretely in the leaf axil, (appearing as two small pink tepals in image below). Perianth is absent. Bracteoles 2mm diameter. Flowers from
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414:). It is found in Western Australia, South Australia, Victoria, Tasmania and NSW. Established on coastal sandy soils, specifically preferring bays and inlets such as Western Port Bay and Port Phillip Bay. The natural range and density of this species has decreased as major cities (Melbourne/Sydney/Adelaide) and subsequent suburbs have expanded along the coast of Australia. The distribution extends to the Bass Strait Islands and Tasmanian coastline. The presence of
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is a prostrate to erect, heavily branched, leafy shrub growing up to 1.8m high and up to 2.5 m wide. Stems are initially ridged and angular, becoming woody with age. The leaves are elliptic to oblong. 40 mm long, 15 mm wide. Petioles are 1–3 mm. Leaves alternate and are silver or
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and aimed to determine if the saltbush was palatable, and if so, did it provide enough nutrients to supplement the diet of these animals. In this study they determined when goats and sheep are given as much
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has always been scarce, its ability to successfully establish here has been hindered by its dioecious habit... its scarcity within New
Zealand is primarily a natural rather than induced phenomenon."
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Zealand. Evidence provided included the movement of fruits by near-shore currents as the most likely method of seed dispersal. Bracteoles of
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Parr-Smith, G.A. (1982). "Biogeography and evolution in the shrubby
Australian species of Atriplex (Chenopodiaceae)". In Barker, WR; Greenslade, PJM (eds.).
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It can also be found further abroad in Lord Howe Island (although described as having a "very restricted distribution") and in New
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475:as a vegetable, and spoke very highly of it."
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