Talk:Bellendena

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Did you know... that mountain rockets (pictured) are found in alpine and subalpine parts of Tasmania?

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The flower of a Mountain Rocket plant (Bellendena montana), the sole member of the Bellendena genus, which in turn is the sole member of the subfamily Bellendenoideae. It is endemic to high-altitude parts of Tasmania, Australia, but is not often cultivated because it is difficult to grow at low altitudes.Photo: JJ Harrison

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