A genus of Australian shrubs with purple or red pea-like flowers and jointed stems.
From Greek gomph- (bolt or nail) plus lobi- (lobe), referring to the distinctive lobed or jointed stem structure of these plants.
These Australian wildflowers have evolved incredibly specific shapes to attract particular bee species—it's like nature designed a lock-and-key system just for pollination!
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