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| Tasmania
has two introduced species of Cakile (searocket).
They grow on beaches and are characterised by their thick,
succulent leaves, large, white-purple flowers. C.
edentula is widespread on coasts and has entire
leaves. C. maritima is more common on the Bass
Strait islands. Its leaves (at least the lower ones) are
pinnately divided. The two species are sometimes difficult
to discriminate and some intermediate forms may be hybrids. |
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University of Tasmania
