Lueheanthus
Lueheanthus is a genus of flowering plants in the family Myrtaceae. This genus is native to Australia, specifically the southwestern region of Western Australia. Lueheanthus species are typically small to medium-sized shrubs or trees, often found in sandy or lateritic soils. They are characterized by their distinctive flowers, which are usually solitary and have prominent stamens, giving them a brush-like appearance. The leaves are generally small, leathery, and arranged alternately along the stems.
The genus Lueheanthus was described by Ferdinand von Mueller in 1860. While not widely cultivated, these plants