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Yellow Watercrown Grass (Setaria flavida)Observer
abkumarPlace
Gc Chatter Ji Boys Hostel No 2, Room No 28, Block - 2, Panjab University, Sector 14, Chandigarh, 160014, India (Google, OSM)
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Taranui (Paspalum orbiculare)Observer
pjd1Description
Locally common along roadside and in "gumland scrub". Generally a scarce species around Auckland now having succumbed to gross habitat modification, weed killers and ignorance (this species is indigenous NOT naturalised - see de Lange & Murray 2002)
de Lange, P.J.; Murray, B.G. 2002: Contributions to a chromosome atlas of the New Zealand flora—37. Miscellaneous families. New Zealand Journal of Botany 40: 1-23
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Taranui (Paspalum orbiculare)Observer
pjd1Description
Abysmal images - sorry. Locally common in upland sites, often in open, muddy ground or on ridgelines.
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Violet Crabgrass (Digitaria violascens)Observer
hrosenswdpiDescription
Highly disturbed and dried out tea tree swamp on corner of Russell St and Phillip Drive, Arakoon
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Violet Crabgrass (Digitaria violascens)Observer
hrosenswdpiDescription
Growing in disturbed area at intersection of Myall Creek and Windeyer St, Dungog
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Bristlegrasses, Bluestems, Paspalums, and Allies (Subfamily Panicoideae)Observer
moocattle
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Ditch Millet (Paspalum scrobiculatum)Observer
searley_jDescription
Uncertain, Paspalum scrobiculatum ?
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Grasses (Family Poaceae)Observer
dragonetteDescription
Growing through the road
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pjd1Description
Another new arrival to the Chatham Islands from New Zealand. This species, first noted wild around Auckland in 2010 is now very common throughout the Auckland urban area (and along the main motorways) and has been noted as far south as Rangariri (Waikato) and as far north as Kataia. It is locally common around Auckland Airport.
On Rekohu I noted occasional plants growing in cracked asphalt near airport security fence (these all removed). Presumably introduced there in baggage or passengers footwear / clothing from New Zealand.
Voucher: P.J. de Lange CH4517, UNITEC 14334
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Crested Wheatgrass (Agropyron cristatum)Observer
lidachen1108Date
Missing Date
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marleyiDescription
Weedy on roadside in pine (Pinus radiata) leaf litter and gravel. Plants mostly dead.
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Kleberg's Bluestem (Dichanthium annulatum)Observer
russellcummingDescription
Big Bend.
I guess this is Dichanthium annulatum. It would normally have four or more rays in the inflorescence. Plants here are barely managing to produce any flowerheads. They are heavily grazed by agile wallabies. This is presumably why they can only manage two rays per inflorescence. The rays are too slender for D. aristatum. There seems not to be any other possibilities. Definitely Dichanthium and not Bothriochloa.
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lisa_kanimbalongDescription
@onetapir 🙏 - hard to get the details of pubescent leaves with my phone camera!
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Eragrostis tenellulaObserver
geoffbyrneDescription
WA Herbarium collection Barcode 7703163
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Eragrostis cumingiiObserver
geoffbyrneDescription
WA Herbarium collection Barcode 8793204
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Gale of the Wind (Phyllanthus amarus)Observer
scallionsDescription
Moeroris amara (syn. Phyllanthus amarus)
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Graceful Spurge (Euphorbia hypericifolia)Observer
atp_synthaz3Description
Over 4 ft tall
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Chamberbitter (Phyllanthus urinaria)Observer
scallionsDescription
Emblica urinaria (syn. Phyllanthus urinaria)
Remaining open to the possibility that this is the alleged tetraploid entity, Phyllanthus urinaria subsp. hookeri/Phyllanthus hookeri.
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Taranui (Paspalum orbiculare)Observer
marleyiDescription
One plan in the middle of rough road through gumland like scrublands. Growing in hard pan with a leaf litter of Pinus overtop with Aristea ecklonii.
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Ischaemum rugosumObserver
russellcummingDescription
Off Main Street, Burdell.
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Chinese Sprangletop (Dinebra chinensis)Observer
scallionsDescription
A small roadside population. 2 plants with inflorescences and a few more without. Generally 5+ florets per spikelet
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Starved Witchgrass (Dichanthelium depauperatum)Observer
frousseuDescription
Not sure. The spikelets are very small, but the shape seems more consistent with D. depauperatum than D. linearifolium - ssmtracks
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Paspalum longifoliumObserver
russellcummingDescription
Powerline track northwest from Toomulla Beach Road.
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Summer Grass (Digitaria sanguinalis)Observer
joknight_nzDescription
Lots of weeds growing with planted ryegrass.
