About Lomandra obliqua (Thunb.) J.F.Macbr.
Lomandra obliqua, commonly called fish bones and twisted mat-rush, is a small, wiry, ground-covering flowering plant. It is distributed in eastern Australia, specifically in Queensland and New South Wales. This is a widespread plant that occurs across the coast and tablelands of this region. Its foliage has a superficial resemblance to fern foliage. In spring, clusters of creamy yellow flowers form on the plant. Its leaves grow in two ranks, are somewhat glaucous, and have a twisted shape. It typically grows in heathland on sandstone soils, as well as in open forest or eucalyptus woodland.
