Pultenaea tuberculata

Pultenaea tuberculata is a spreading to upright shrub to high, soft with curly hairs on the stems that are obscured by stipules. The leaves are arranged alternately, crowded, narrowly elliptic to narrow egg-shaped, spathulate, flat to concave, mostly wide, wide. The leaf apex either pointed or rounded, rarely aristate, margins curved inward, upper surface lighter green than underside, stipules long. The inflorescence are borne at the end of stems, mostly in dense, leafy clusters, individual flowers long, orange-yellow with red markings on a pedicel long, bracteoles long, hairy and joined to the stipules just below the apex, calyx long. Flowering occurs from September to February and the fruit is a swollen pod about long. ==Taxonomy and naming==

Pultenaea tuberculata was first formally described in 1805 by Christiaan Hendrik Persoon and the description was published in Synopsis plantarum, seu enchiridium botanicum, complectens enumerationem systematicam specierum. The specific epithet (tuberculata) means "tuberculate" or "covered with small warty lumps". ==Distribution and habitat==

Wreath bush-pea grows in relatively high rainfall areas, on dry sclerophyll forest, scrub and heathland on sandstone from Lake Macquarie in the north to Bermagui in the south. ==References==