Leionema lamprophyllum commonly known as shiny phebalium,is a flowering shrub in the family Rutaceae. It is a compact shrub with shiny, green leaves, white flowers and is endemic to Australia.
Leionema lamprophyllum is a shrub to high, glandular, warty, terete to more or less angled stems when young, star-shaped and simple hairs. Leaves are arranged alternately, aromatic, elliptic to broadly egg-shaped or more or less circular, smooth, long, wide and ending in a point or rounded. Flowers are borne in leaf axils or branch terminals, petals narrow-elliptic, long, white with pink tips on the outside. Flowering occurs in winter-spring and the fruit is a schizocarp capsule about long.
Three subspecies are recognised:
The species occurs in New South Wales, Victoria and the Australian Capital Territory.