Synaphea pandurata

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Named from the Greek for "connection, union"; refers to the membrane connecting the filament of the upper sterile anther to the stigma. The name was first published in 1810, devised by Robert Brown a botanist who explored Australia with Matthew Flinders. Their are approximately 75+ Synaphea species endemic to Western Australia all with similar yellow flowers. They are hard to identify and require a flower to assist.