page_title: Pultenaea juniperina
section_title: Subspecies
hierarchical_section_title: Pultenaea juniperina / Taxonomy / Subspecies
caption_attribution_description: English: Pultenaea juniperina plant in dry Eucalypt forest at Sandfly, Tasmania ahowing leaf morphology.
context_page_description: Pultenaea juniperina, known by the common names prickly beauty and prickly bush-pea, is a native Australian plant belonging to the family Fabaceae. Taking the form of a spiky shrub up to 1.5 m tall with abundant yellow-orange pea flowers typical of Fabaceae, P. juniperina is widespread across southeast Australia, particularly present in southeast Victoria and across Tasmania.
context_section_description: P. juniperina has been classified into several subspecies including the following:
  var. juniperina Labill.
  var. latifolia
  var. leiocalyx
  var. mucronata
  var. planifolia
  var. uniflora
caption: P. juniperina plant in Sandfly, Tasmania, showing leaf morphology
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