Regional Species Conservation Assessments per IBRA subregion.

Least concern

Near threatened

Rare

Vulnerable

Endangered

Critically endangered

Extinct

Data deficient

Adelaide

Arkaroola

Ceduna

Coober Pedy

Hawker

Innamincka

Marla

Marree

Mount Gambier

Oodnadatta

Renmark

Wudinna

Keith

Yunta

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IBRA regions

LEGEND

Mount Gambier (SVP02)	Southern Volcanic Plain	Near Threatened
Bridgewater (NCP01)	Naracoorte Coastal Plain	Rare   (IUCN: RA d(ii))
Glenelg Plain (NCP02)		Near Threatened

Botanical art

Kath Alcock paintings: 2

Common names

Erect Bush-pea

Rigid Bush-pea

Etymology

Pultenaea named after Richard Pulteney (1730 – 1801), a English physician, botanist and biographer of Carl Linnaeus. Stricta from the Latin 'strictus' meaning drawn together, straight or erect; referring to the stiff upright habit of the species.

Distribution and status

Found only in the lower South-east in South Australia, growing in open or wet heaths often in damp sites or in swamps. Also found in Victoria and Tasmania. Native. Uncommon in South Australia. Common in the other states.
Herbarium region: South Eastern
AVH map: SA distribution map (external link)

Plant description

Flowering between September and November.