They even manage to get “erect” “bushy” and “matted hairs” into the description. By Lauclan H. Belmont.
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is that a scratch on the photo, or is that a fine spruut from the stamen?
could I, for one, say that I am sick of the current South American fashion and look forward to a return to a bushy habit and some woolly padding
You tomentosist.
Jeez!
Thanks to Apple’s included dictionary, I now am further informed ;)
The schools version of the Heinmann English Dictionary does not include the word.
No wonder we are so badly served by our education system.
Crying out for a Pinder surprise.
Someone said it’s also known as the 1080 plant, and that three leaves could kill a man.
No it isn’t a 1080 plant – that’s peas of Gastrolobium not Gompholobium. So that woolly bushy tomentosity is free for all to explore without fear of collapsing in a pile of shomit and convulsions.
Truth be told, as a botanist – and the whole bushy, hairy, short thing totally escaped me until now. I’ll make sure I play that one for the subtle laffs (nudge nudge) and yank out a Clitorea and Hardenbergia to really get ‘em going.
What about Krazy Kym’s bush? What do you make of that?
Callitras?
Now be fair selina, there’s a measurable bit of fluoroacetate swilling about in other peas, nay other families, than Gastrolobium “poisons”, Gompholobium included.
Three leaves not, but I wouldn’t chow down on any SW pea in any quantity if I wasn’t a local of eons standing.