Isopogon R.Br. ex Knight

Spikes globular when in flower, sometimes elongated later. Bracts falling with the fruits. Perianth tube not splitting to the base Isopogon
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Leaves much divided
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Perianth sparingly and shortly hairy or almost glabrous at the tip
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Leaf segments flat, linear or 3-fid, pinnately or ternately divided and subdivided
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Leaf segments 3–5 mm wide, smooth or obscurely ridged. Leaves 4–10 cm long. Perianth tip with distinct villous hairs. Cones subglobular, mostly 12–20 mm diam. Young shoots, and sometimes branches, pubescent. Shrub 1–2 m high. Widespread. DSF and heath. Ss. Fl. spring Isopogon anemonifolius
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Leaf segments c. 2 mm wide; at least the ultimate segments ridged underneath at the margin and midrib. Leaves 4–10 cm long. Perianth almost glabrous at the tip or sparsely hairy. Cones subglobular, 12–20 mm diam. Young shoots and branches pubescent. Prostrate shrub or sometimes ascending to 1 m high. Blue Mts DSF and heath. Ss. Fl. spring–summer Isopogon prostratus