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Dodonaea humilis, dwarf hopbush

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Dodonaea humilis, dwarf hopbush

Dodonaea humilis, dwarf hopbush - Plate 27 from Botanical Drawings from Australia (1801) by Ferdinand L Bauer (1760-1826). Date: 1801

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1801 Australian Bauer Dwarf Ferdinand Humilis Lucas Shrub


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Plate 27 from Botanical Drawings from Australia, featuring the intricately detailed illustration of Dodonaea humilis, commonly known as the dwarf hopbush, is an exquisite example of the artistic mastery of Ferdinand L. Bauer. Dated back to 1801, this artwork was created during the early days of European exploration and documentation of the unique flora of Australia. Bauer, a renowned botanical artist, skillfully captured the delicate beauty of this shrub in its natural habitat. The dwarf hopbush is depicted in full bloom, displaying its small, pink flowers that cluster together in dense, rounded heads. The shrub's yellow leaves, which provide a striking contrast to the pink blossoms, are also shown in great detail. The illustration showcases the dwarf hopbush's compact growth habit, with its branches forming a dense, rounded shrub that typically grows no taller than 1 meter. This plant is native to Australia and is found in various regions, including New South Wales, Victoria, and Tasmania. The dwarf hopbush is an important component of the Australian ecosystem, providing food and shelter for various insects and birds. Its small, edible fruits are also consumed by Indigenous Australians and early European settlers. This stunning botanical drawing is a testament to Bauer's artistic talent and his dedication to accurately recording the natural world. The intricate details, vibrant colors, and lifelike representation of the dwarf hopbush make it a valuable addition to any botanical collection or garden enthusiast's library.

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