Small-petalled Beyeria
Beyeria lepidopetala
Family Euphorbiaceae
Once presumed extinct — 1 of only 3 known populations
About
A rare WA shrub once thought extinct, rediscovered within Kalbarri National Park in 1994. The park's population is one of only three known in existence.
How to spot it
A low shrub with small, narrow-petalled flowers, distinguished from other Beyeria species by its reduced petal size; found on recently burnt ground in the park's gorge and cliff-top country.
Found in
- Kalbarri National Park