This was not an uncommon pea plant in various reserves and it occurs in the coastal band of the south west and the south coast around Albany. It is actually quite a small plant and rarely exceeds 50 cms. The mauve/purple flowers with pinnate leaves are typical.

Gompholobium knightianum Handsome Wedge-pea W.A. WFS tour Mercer Road 12th September 2007 Previous   Next	Gompholobium knightianum Handsome Wedge-pea W.A. WFS tour Mercer Road 12th September 2007 Previous   Next
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LHS Badgingarra reserve 11th September RHS: W.A. WFS tour Mercer Road 12th September 2007

Added on January 28th 2009, updated 2nd April 2010, updated 18th January 2013