Allocasuarina Acutivalvis Subsp. Prinsepiana

Allocasuarina acutivalvis subsp. prinsepiana is a unique and lesser-known plant species found primarily in the coastal regions of eastern Australia. It is a member of the Casuarinaceae family, known for its distinctive cone-like structures and needle-like leaves. This subspecies is particularly adapted to sandy soils and saline environments, showcasing remarkable resilience to harsh coastal conditions. Its ecological importance includes providing habitat and stabilizing dunes, making it a key component of coastal ecosystems. Despite its ecological value, it remains under-researched and faces threats from habitat loss and climate change.