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'''''Thryptomene''''' is a [[genus]] of small shrubs in the family [[Myrtaceae]] which are native to [[Australia]].
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Thryptomene (Greek word said to refer to the low heath-like appearance of the plant). Myrtaceae. Glabrous heath-like shrubs, which were at one time popular greenhouse plants, now apparently not so commonly in cult. Lvs. opposite, small, entire: fls. small, sessile or pedicelled, solitary at the axils or rarely fasciculate; bracteoles 2; calyx-tube hemispherical, turbinate or short-campanulate limb with 5 petaloid or scarious, entire, spreading segms.; petals 5, persistent, usually connivent above the genital organs; stamens 10; ovary inferior, 1-celled: fr. sometimes 1-seeded, indehiscent, sometimes 2-seeded and spuriously 2-berried. —About 25 species, Austral.
Thryptomene (Greek word said to refer to the low heath-like appearance of the plant). Myrtaceae. Glabrous heath-like shrubs, which were at one time popular greenhouse plants, now apparently not so commonly in cult. Lvs. opposite, small, entire: fls. small, sessile or pedicelled, solitary at the axils or rarely fasciculate; bracteoles 2; calyx-tube hemispherical, turbinate or short-campanulate limb with 5 petaloid or scarious, entire, spreading segms.; petals 5, persistent, usually connivent above the genital organs; stamens 10; ovary inferior, 1-celled: fr. sometimes 1-seeded, indehiscent, sometimes 2-seeded and spuriously 2-berried. —About 25 species, Austral.
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==Species==
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Species include:
*''[[Thryptomene appressa]]''<small> [[C.R.P.Andrews]]</small> 
*''[[Thryptomene aspera]]''<small> [[E.Pritz.]]</small>   
*''[[Thryptomene australis]]''<small> [[Stephan Ladislaus Endlicher|Endl.]] </small> - Hook-leaf Thryptomene 
*''[[Thryptomene baeckeacea]]''<small> [[Ferdinand von Mueller|F.Muell.]] </small> 
*''[[Thryptomene biseriata]]''<small> [[J.W.Green]]</small>   
*''[[Thryptomene calycina]]''<small> [[John Lindley|(Lindl.)]]</small>   
*''[[Thryptomene costata]]''<small> [[B.L.Rye|Rye]] & [[M.E.Trudgen|Trudgren]]</small> 
*''[[Thryptomene cuspidata]]''<small> ([[Turcz.]])</small>   
*''[[Thryptomene decussata]]''<small> ([[W.Fitzg.]]) [[J.W.Green]]</small>  
*''[[Thryptomene denticulata]]''<small> ([[F.Muell.]]) [[Benth.]]</small> 
*''[[Thryptomene duplicata]]''<small> [[B.L.Rye|Rye]] & [[M.E.Trudgen|Trudgren]]</small> 
*''[[Thryptomene elliottii]]''<small> [[Ferdinand von Mueller|F.Muell.]] </small>    
*''[[Thryptomene eremaea]]''<small> [[B.L.Rye|Rye]] & [[M.E.Trudgen|Trudgren]] </small> 
*''[[Thryptomene ericaea]]''<small> [[Ferdinand von Mueller|F.Muell.]] </small> 
*''[[Thryptomene hexandra]]''<small> [[C.T.White]]</small> 
*''[[Thryptomene hyporhytis]]''<small> [[Turcz.]] </small>   
*''[[Thryptomene johnsonii]]''<small> [[F.Muell.]]</small>   
*''[[Thryptomene kochii]]''<small> [[E.Pritz.]]</small> 
*''[[Thryptomene leptocalyx]]''<small> ([[Ferdinand von Mueller|F.Muell.]]) [[Ferdinand von Mueller|F.Muell.]] </small>
*''[[Thryptomene longifolia]]''<small> [[J.W.Green]]</small> 
*''[[Thryptomene maisonneuvei]]''<small> [[Ferdinand von Mueller|F.Muell.]] </small> 
*''[[Thryptomene micrantha]]''<small> [[Hook.f.]]</small> 
*''[[Thryptomene minutiflora]]''<small> ([[Benth.]]) [[Ferdinand von Mueller|F.Muell.]] </small> 
*''[[Thryptomene mucronulata]]''<small> [[Turcz.]]</small> 
*''[[Thryptomene naviculata]]''<small> [[J.W.Green]]</small> 
*''[[Thryptomene nealensis]]''<small> [[J.W.Green]]</small> 
*''[[Thryptomene oligandra]]''<small> [[Ferdinand von Mueller|F.Muell.]] </small> 
*''[[Thryptomene parviflora]]''<small> ([[Benth.]]) [[Domin]]</small>     
*''[[Thryptomene racemulosa]]''<small> [[Turcz.]]</small> 
*''[[Thryptomene saxicola]]''<small> ([[Hook.]]) [[Schauer]]</small> - Rock Thryptomene   
*''[[Thryptomene stenophylla]]''<small> [[E.Pritz.]]</small>   
*''[[Thryptomene striata]]''<small> [[B.L.Rye|Rye]] & [[M.E.Trudgen|Trudgren]]</small> 
*''[[Thryptomene strongylophylla]]''<small> [[Benth.]]</small> 
*''[[Thryptomene urceolaris]]''<small> [[Ferdinand von Mueller|F.Muell.]] </small>   
*''[[Thryptomene wittweri]]''<small> [[J.W.Green]]</small>


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Thryptomene is a genus of small shrubs in the family Myrtaceae which are native to Australia.


Standard Cyclopedia of Horticulture

Thryptomene (Greek word said to refer to the low heath-like appearance of the plant). Myrtaceae. Glabrous heath-like shrubs, which were at one time popular greenhouse plants, now apparently not so commonly in cult. Lvs. opposite, small, entire: fls. small, sessile or pedicelled, solitary at the axils or rarely fasciculate; bracteoles 2; calyx-tube hemispherical, turbinate or short-campanulate limb with 5 petaloid or scarious, entire, spreading segms.; petals 5, persistent, usually connivent above the genital organs; stamens 10; ovary inferior, 1-celled: fr. sometimes 1-seeded, indehiscent, sometimes 2-seeded and spuriously 2-berried. —About 25 species, Austral. CH


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