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Brassica fruticulosa (indian mustard)
is an uncommon weed in Tasmania with recorded observations
at Low Head and south at Cornelian Bay. It is
hairless, erect annual up to 1m tall. The leaves are
glaucous, the basal ones divided with one or two pairs of
lateral lobes, the upper ones more or less entire. The
flowers are bright yellow, about 1.5-2cm across. It is
believed to be a hybrid (hence the "X" in the species
name).
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