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Coral creeper
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Coral creeper

• It can grow and bloom throughout the year, with peak flowering often occurring in spring and summer. • Growth Form: Coral Creeper is a low-growing, spreading shrub with a prostrate or semi-prostr...

Coolatai Grass
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Coolatai Grass

• Growth Form: Coolatai Grass is a tussock-forming grass, meaning it grows in dense clumps or tussocks. • Leaves: The leaves are long and narrow, often with fine hairs on the leaf margins and upper...

Chinese Tallow Tree
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Chinese Tallow Tree

Chinese Tallow Tree, Triadica sebifera - is a problematic invasive species in regions where it has naturalized, and effective management is essential to prevent its further spread and protect nativ...

Chinese Elm
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Chinese Elm

Chinese Elm, Ulmus parvifolia - In many areas, Chinese Elm is appreciated as an ornamental tree for its attractive bark and adaptability to urban environments. However, it is important to manage an...

Chinee Apple
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Chinee Apple

Chinee Apple, Ziziphus mauritiana is a problematic invasive tree that requires active management to prevent its spread and protect native ecosystems. Local authorities and environmental agencies of...

Chilean needlegrass
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Chilean needlegrass

• Growth Form: Chilean Needlegrass is a bunchgrass, meaning it forms clumps rather than spreading through rhizomes or stolons. • Leaves: The leaves are long, slender, and needle-like, with a distin...

Caltrop
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Caltrop

• Growth Form: Caltrop is a low-growing, prostrate plant with spreading stems. • Leaves: The leaves are pinnately compound, with opposite leaflets. Each leaflet is small, narrow, and lance-shaped. ...

Bridal Creeper
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Bridal Creeper

Bridal Creeper, Asparagus asparagoides - is a problematic invasive species in regions where it has established itself, and effective management is essential to prevent its further spread and protec...

Blackberry
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Blackberry

Blackberry, Rubus fruticosus - Blackberry plants can be both invasive and beneficial, depending on the context. While they provide valuable fruit for wildlife and humans, they can also form dense, ...

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