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Tentative ID : *Arthropodium fimbriatum* – I don't have first hand experience baed knowledge of what this soft tussock foliage is (not a Poaceae, grass, spp.) .
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19 Oct 2024
Ciaran @Tapirlord do you first hand know this foliage please?
(no fertile material seen in these months in 2010 that i visited and re-visited this site while I lived in Canberra).
I suggest only tentatively: *Arthropodium fimbriatum* – I do not know with first hand knowledge if this really does identify to this species.
Equally i consider this may identify to something else, perhaps an alien species (weed).
(no fertile material seen in these months in 2010 that i visited and re-visited this site while I lived in Canberra).
I suggest only tentatively: *Arthropodium fimbriatum* – I do not know with first hand knowledge if this really does identify to this species.
Equally i consider this may identify to something else, perhaps an alien species (weed).
17 Nov 2024
Arthropodium fimbriatum is present at that location. The second photo shows the Bulbine bulbosa flower.
17 Nov 2024
Could this foliage shown in these three photographs identify to *Arthropodium minus* more likely ?
–After i have had time for some more searching of foliage information.
–After i have had time for some more searching of foliage information.
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