camphorweeds
Camphorweeds are a group of Australian native flowering plants that belong to the genus Eremophila. They are endemic to Western Australia and Northern Territory, where they grow in various environments, including deserts, grasslands, and rocky outcrops. The plants are characterized by their small to medium-sized flowers, usually in shades of blue, purple, pink, and white, and often feature a characteristic shape resembling a cup or bell.
Camphorweeds are shrubs or small trees that typically grow between 1-2 meters tall. They have oval-shaped leaves
The name "camphorweed" likely originated from the triterpene glycosides, which contain camphor-like compounds, found in various
Camphorweeds are mainly of interest to botanists due to their unique appearance and the novelty of their