1 Moth Plant at Oakey Hill
Identification history
| Araujia sericifera | 28 Apr 2024 | MichaelMulvaney | ||
| Araujia sericifera | 28 Apr 2024 | CarbonAI | ||
| Araujia sericifera | 28 Apr 2024 | jmcleod |
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Same location as sightings 4480343 and 444435696. Not positive whether it's one plant or many. Largest sprouting has much darker leaves than smaller bits (second photo shows light and dark versions) but all produce white sap when the leaves are torn (last photo). Will go and remove it again, with weedkiller this time.
10 comments
MichaelMulvaney
wrote:
28 Apr 2024
Thanks much appreciated - definitely one that we want to keep on top off - I removed one from Red hill on Saturday - which is the first I have seen there
RangerBen
wrote:
29 Apr 2024
Thanks for posting this one @jmcleod, I might have to take a good wander through that area. Looks like there is a couple of spots they are popping up on Oakey recently. Take care when you're treating them.
ACTBioSecurity
wrote:
29 Apr 2024
HI @ACTBioSecurity will inspect the area in the coming weeks and treat any plants we find
Thanks
Biosecurity officer
Thanks
Biosecurity officer
BenHarvey
wrote:
29 Apr 2024
@ACTBioSecurity @jmcleod and I will leave it you to treat then. There’s no flowers or fruit.
I just did a quick walk through of another area where I treated one earlier in the year (mapped on treated weeds layer). May be worth checking out, they seem to be under the larger trees that birds frequent like many of our garden escapees!
I just did a quick walk through of another area where I treated one earlier in the year (mapped on treated weeds layer). May be worth checking out, they seem to be under the larger trees that birds frequent like many of our garden escapees!
jmcleod
wrote:
29 Apr 2024
Thanks @ACTBioSecurity , I'll leave it to you to treat - I'm sure you can deal with it more effectively than me :-) Confirming that I didn't see any flowers or fruit on any of them.
ACTBioSecurity
wrote:
6 May 2024
Hi @GregC
This can be chipped out, but you will need to ensure that all the root stock is removed. alternatively, you can let us know about any new plants through uploading them on this platform and the Biosecurity team well get an alert and we will head out to treat the area.
Thanks
Biosecurity officer
This can be chipped out, but you will need to ensure that all the root stock is removed. alternatively, you can let us know about any new plants through uploading them on this platform and the Biosecurity team well get an alert and we will head out to treat the area.
Thanks
Biosecurity officer
jmcleod
wrote:
6 May 2024
@GregC getting the roots completely out is difficult - see sighting 4435696 for a photo of the roots I pulled out of this one the first time I saw it a couple of years ago. It seems to resprout if you leave the slightest bit behind.
GregC
wrote:
6 May 2024
thanks @ACTBioSecurity and @jmcleod I'll leave them for the experts to treat. hopefully we don't see too many. cheers
Location information
- Coordinates 149.066618-35.336616
- Altitude 701.0m
- Maps Oakey Hill
- Places Lyons, ACT
Sighting information
- 4 - 15 Abundance
- 28 Apr 2024 02:38 PM Recorded on
- jmcleod Recorded by
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Plants Climbers & Mistletoes jmcleod
Species information
- Araujia sericifera Scientific name
- Moth Plant Common name
- Not Sensitive
- Exotic
- Major weed or pest
- Up to 762.57m Recorded at altitude
- 111 images trained Machine learning
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In flower
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