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Discussion

abread111 wrote:

18 min ago

Think not.

Nassella trichotoma

abread111 wrote:

19 min ago

probably not - group seemed to be mainly doing woody weeds, but did do some ST patches

Nassella trichotoma

abread111 wrote:

25 min ago

This one is very close to the track where we went with Harriette and saw the Weeping Grass and the small patch of Phalaris. Still green, seeds not spread so if you are close by, go get it!
Same comment - I did not recognise it as E. curvula

Eragrostis curvula

abread111 wrote:

29 min ago

No, I did not remove it because I did not recognise it as E. curvula. And many of the seeds were gone. To me it looked different in colour and height to what I had seen previously closer to the Antill St fence.

Eragrostis curvula

waltraud wrote:

1 hr ago

Perhaps African Love Grass; I can't id from photo.

Poa sieberiana