Sida phaeotricha (Hill Sida)

Shrub which often grows to around 1 m high, but sometimes up to 2.5 m. Has thick velvety stellate tomentum with golden or ferruginous hairs on younger parts. Has flowers with yellow petals, flowering mainly from July-October. Common across the arid interior in SA and the NT. Isolated records from NSW, QLD and WA where it is locally rare

Usually grows on rocky hill slopes.

Sida phaeotricha is listed in the following regions:

Far West New South Wales  |  Central and Barkley


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Species information

  • Sida phaeotricha Scientific name
  • Hill Sida Common name
  • Not Sensitive
  • Local native
  • Non-invasive or negligible
  • 587.01m Recorded at altitude
  • Machine learning
  • In flower
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Location information

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