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Threatened species

Dodonaea stenophylla - profile

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Scientific name: Dodonaea stenophylla
Conservation status in NSW: Vulnerable
Commonwealth status: Not listed
Gazetted date: 12 Feb 2021
Profile last updated: 14 Apr 2021

Description

Dodonaea stenophylla is an erect shrub which grows to 4 m in height. Its leaves are 5–7 mm long.

Distribution

Dodonaea stenophylla is currently found in south-west Queensland, and the Northern Territory. It was considered extinct in NSW until being rediscovered in 2010.

Habitat and ecology

  • Shrubby woodland, generally on sandy loamy soils

Regional distribution and habitat

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