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Bitter Peas
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Bitter Peas

Daviesia

Daviesia, commonly known as Bitter-peas, is a large genus of flowering plants in the legume family. They are native to Australia, with a center of diversity in western Australia. The genus is named in honour of Hugh Davies, a Welsh botanist. They have nitrogen-fixing bacteria contained in root nodules like other genera in their family.

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60 branches of this genus, most-observed first

gorse bitter pea

speciesDaviesia ulicifolia

narrow-leaf bitter-pea

speciesDaviesia leptophylla

hop bitter-pea

speciesDaviesia latifolia

Leafless Bitter-pea

speciesDaviesia brevifolia

prickly daviesia

speciesDaviesia villifera

prickly daviesia

speciesDaviesia umbellulata

narrow leaf bitter pea

speciesDaviesia corymbosa

long-leaf bitter-pea

speciesDaviesia wyattiana

blunt-leaf bitter-pea

speciesDaviesia mimosoides

Prickly Bitter-pea

speciesDaviesia decurrens

Daviesia incrassata

speciesDaviesia incrassata

marno

speciesDaviesia divaricata

broom bitter-pea

speciesDaviesia genistifolia

Prickly Bitter-pea

speciesDaviesia horrida

Daviesia triflora

speciesDaviesia triflora

bookleaf

speciesDaviesia cordata

Golden Pea Tree

speciesDaviesia arborea

Daviesia nudiflora

speciesDaviesia nudiflora

small spiny bitter pea

speciesDaviesia devito

Daviesia alata

speciesDaviesia alata

phoenix bitter-pea

speciesDaviesia physodes

sharp bitter-pea

speciesDaviesia acicularis

Daviesia angulata

speciesDaviesia angulata

Daviesia squarrosa

speciesDaviesia squarrosa

Daviesia flexuosa

speciesDaviesia flexuosa

Daviesia hakeoides

speciesDaviesia hakeoides

Dryland Bitter-pea

speciesDaviesia aphylla

Ouch Bush

speciesDaviesia pachyphylla

thorny bitter-pea

speciesDaviesia pectinata

Daviesia rhombifolia

speciesDaviesia rhombifolia

box-leaf bitter-pea

speciesDaviesia buxifolia

Daviesia striata

speciesDaviesia striata

Daviesia preissii

speciesDaviesia preissii

Tall Bitter-pea

speciesDaviesia laxiflora

Daviesia nova-anglica

speciesDaviesia nova-anglica

Daviesia podophylla

speciesDaviesia podophylla

Daviesia alternifolia

speciesDaviesia alternifolia

Daviesia epiphyllum

speciesDaviesia epiphyllum

Daviesia teretifolia

speciesDaviesia teretifolia

Daviesia schwarzenegger

speciesDaviesia schwarzenegger

Sandhill Bitter-pea

speciesDaviesia arenaria

Daviesia asperula

speciesDaviesia asperula

Daviesia brachyphylla

speciesDaviesia brachyphylla

Daviesia pubigera

speciesDaviesia pubigera

Daviesia inflata

speciesDaviesia inflata

Daviesia filipes

speciesDaviesia filipes

Daviesia longifolia

speciesDaviesia longifolia

Daviesia elliptica

speciesDaviesia elliptica

Daviesia gracilis

speciesDaviesia gracilis

Daviesia chapmanii

speciesDaviesia chapmanii

Daviesia lancifolia

speciesDaviesia lancifolia

Daviesia laevis

speciesDaviesia laevis

Daviesia cardiophylla

speciesDaviesia cardiophylla

Daviesia emarginata

speciesDaviesia emarginata

Daviesia pedunculata

speciesDaviesia pedunculata

Daviesia uniflora

speciesDaviesia uniflora

Daviesia sejugata

speciesDaviesia sejugata

Daviesia polyphylla

speciesDaviesia polyphylla

Daviesia dilatata

speciesDaviesia dilatata

Daviesia trigonophylla

speciesDaviesia trigonophylla

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