Enekbatus eremaeus facts for kids
Quick facts for kids Enekbatus eremaeus |
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Enekbatus
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eremaeus
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The Enekbatus eremaeus is a special kind of shrub, which is a small, woody plant. It's only found naturally in Western Australia, meaning it's endemic to that area. This unique plant was first described in 2010 by scientists Malcolm Eric Trudgen and Barbara Lynette Rye.
About the Enekbatus Eremaeus Shrub
The Enekbatus eremaeus is a low, bushy plant. It grows upright and can reach a height of about 0.3 to 1.0 meter (which is roughly 1 to 3 feet).
What it Looks Like
This shrub produces beautiful flowers. They can be white, pink, or purple. You can see these flowers blooming for many months, usually between April and October.
Where it Grows
The Enekbatus eremaeus is found in specific parts of Western Australia. It grows in the Mid West and Goldfields-Esperance regions. You can spot it in areas between the towns of Wiluna and Kalgoorlie.
This plant likes to grow in different types of landscapes. You might find it on "breakaways," which are steep cliffs, or on flat areas. It also thrives on hills and gentle rises. The soil it prefers is a mix of sand and loam, which is a type of rich, fertile soil.
