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Empodisma gracillimum is a species of sedge-like plant endemic to coastal areas of Southwest Australia. Described within an Australian and New Zealand genus of the rush- or bamboo-like Restionaceae family, it is the only species of Empodisma to be found in Western Australia. The species was formerly named Calorophus gracillimum, by Ferdinand von Mueller, until the erection of a new genus that split out Empodisma minus and E. gracillimum.

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  • Empodisma gracillimum (en)
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  • Empodisma gracillimum är en gräsväxtart som först beskrevs av Ferdinand von Mueller, och fick sitt nu gällande namn av Lawrence Alexander Sidney Johnson och D.F.Cutler. Empodisma gracillimum ingår i släktet Empodisma och familjen Restionaceae. Inga underarter finns listade i Catalogue of Life. (sv)
  • Empodisma gracillimum is a species of sedge-like plant endemic to coastal areas of Southwest Australia. Described within an Australian and New Zealand genus of the rush- or bamboo-like Restionaceae family, it is the only species of Empodisma to be found in Western Australia. The species was formerly named Calorophus gracillimum, by Ferdinand von Mueller, until the erection of a new genus that split out Empodisma minus and E. gracillimum. (en)
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  • Empodisma gracillimum is a species of sedge-like plant endemic to coastal areas of Southwest Australia. Described within an Australian and New Zealand genus of the rush- or bamboo-like Restionaceae family, it is the only species of Empodisma to be found in Western Australia. A perennial herb, growing to a height between 0.2 and 1.2 metres, found near winter wet ground and permanent waterways. The inflorescence is brown, appearing between July to December or January to February. The preferred soil type is grey to black sand and peat. The habit of the species is to cluster together, the leaves becoming an entangled barrier that inspired the Greek derivation of the genus and its common name of wire rush. The rhizomatous roots form dense mats that retain water, the detritus of the plant assemblage creating a peat habitat that is also occupied by bryophytes. The species was formerly named Calorophus gracillimum, by Ferdinand von Mueller, until the erection of a new genus that split out Empodisma minus and E. gracillimum. (en)
  • Empodisma gracillimum är en gräsväxtart som först beskrevs av Ferdinand von Mueller, och fick sitt nu gällande namn av Lawrence Alexander Sidney Johnson och D.F.Cutler. Empodisma gracillimum ingår i släktet Empodisma och familjen Restionaceae. Inga underarter finns listade i Catalogue of Life. (sv)
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