Bossiaeeae
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 Goodia lotifolia
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The bossiaeeae are plants with red and yellow flowers endemic to Australia. These pea-flowered shrubs, also called "The Egg-and-Bacon Peas of Australia," make up a tribe of legumes related to the mirbelieae. In fact, phylogenetic analysis suggests that the tribe bossiaeeae is monophyletic with the mirbelieae.
