Introduction to the fleshy Australian coral and appreciation of Australian coral pictures.

Fleshy Australian Sarcostemma

Fleshy Australian Sarcostemma Plant Properties

Chinese Name: Australian SarcostemmaAlias: Latin Name: Sarcostemma australeFamily and Genus: Asclepiadaceae, Sarcostemma genusDistribution: Arid regions of Australia

Fleshy Australian Sarcostemma Plant Introduction

Australian Sarcostemma Sarcostemma australe - Asclepiadaceae Sarcostemma genus, native to the arid regions of Australia. A fleshy shrub with latex in its body. Stems are erect or semi-erect, 1-2 meters tall, cylindrical, branching profusely, club-shaped, 0.5-1 centimeter thick, fleshy and soft, green or gray-green, sometimes white. Leaves are scale-like and early deciduous. Flowers are 6-8, grouped together, with a double-layered corolla, radially symmetrical. Most of this species lacks leaves, with its slender branches swaying in the wind, creating a graceful and enchanting sight. This fleshy plant from Oceania is quite rare, representing a regional species.

Fleshy Australian Sarcostemma Image Gallery

1. Australian Sarcostemma Image One

2. Australian Sarcostemma Image Two

3. Australian Sarcostemma Image Three

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5. Australian Sarcostemma Image Five

6. Australian Sarcostemma Image Six