Gunniopsis calcarea
A small, succulent-leaved Aizoaceae endemic to the semi-arid inland of southern Western Australia and South Australia, where it grows on calcareous and saline soils. It needs full sun, very sharp drainage and sparse water, and is rarely seen in cultivation.
Where it grows wild
Open low shrubland and saltbush country on limestone-derived or saline flats, often near salt lakes. This is generalised from the genus and its epithet, which refers to lime-rich soils.
Low inland plains, recorded at about 110–305 m.
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