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Heinol wrote:

6 Jun 2025

There seems to be a hint of brown spores on the gills - so perhaps a Crepidotus, growing from buried wood.

zz Agaric (stemless)

ACTBioSecurity wrote:

4 Apr 2025

HI @Mike unfortunately ACTbiosecurity don't have capacity to undertake this work at the moment i suggest reaching out the PCS area manager or the PCS weeds team
Thanks
ACT biosecurity

Bidens subalternans

Mike wrote:

3 Apr 2025

Oops. That means there is both P. subalternans and B. pilosa. Perhaps the pilosa is seeding first.

Bidens pilosa

Mike wrote:

3 Apr 2025

@ACTBioSecurity treated a large infestation Bidens subalternans (Greater Beggars Ticks) at Kama last year. Can the same be done for Wanniassa Hills?

Bidens subalternans

Mike wrote:

3 Apr 2025

Once it starts seeding, you just about need a hazmat suit or disposable clothing if you want to pull it out. The seeds stick to almost anything and are difficult to find.

Bidens pilosa

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