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Myoporum insulare

Scientific name

Myoporum insulare

Common name

Myoporum insulare (boobiala)

Plant description

A dense shrub, growing to 5 m high on mobile and stable sand dunes. The large leaves are fleshy and hooked at the apex. The succulent purple fruits are eaten by birds.

See more on Florabase.

Flower colour

White with purple spots

Flowering months

August to December

Myoporum Insulare

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