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| Tasmania
has one introduced species of Gaudinia (G.
fragilis). These is an uncommon weed of the Midlands.
It is a slender erect annuals with flat leaves. The
distinctive features of this species include the
inflorescence which is a narrow spike which breaks up at the
base of each spikelet. The spikelets are arranged in two
rows up the inflorescence, and have 3-5 florets, each with a
long, twisted awn. |
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University of Tasmania