A hardy and adaptable shrub that is common along the coastline. It has thick, smooth green leaves that can be toothed or untoothed towards the apex. it has a white flower with purple spots in cluster of 3 to 8.
The fruit is purple in colour and is edible.
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What habitats does Myoporum insulare live in?
Well drained sandy soils in coastal habitats
What is the distribution of Myoporum insulare?
From Shark Bay in Western Australia to north-eastern New South Wales and coastal Tasmania
How big does Myoporum insulare grow?
Can grow anywhere from 0.2 to 6m
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