Description
Sarcocornia blackiana is a succulent halophytic shrub native to southern and western Australia, flourishing in salty environments like estuaries and swamps.
Found in estuaries, swamps, and waterlogged saline areas, it adapts well to salty conditions as a halophyte.
This shrub grows up to 0.8 meters tall with succulent, stem-like leaves and a thicker fruiting spike compared to related species like beaded glasswort.
Sarcocornia blackiana helps stabilize saline environments and provides habitat for wildlife, playing a key role in coastal ecosystems.
It is widely spread across southern and western Australia, including Tasmania, showcasing its adaptability to diverse saline habitats.
