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| Blady
grass (Imperata cylindrica) is a common native grass
of coastal dunes in the north of Tasmania. It is a
rhizomatous grass with quite large, erect flowering stalks
and relatively large flattish leaves (up to 30cm long and
5-10mm wide). The inflorescence is a dense,
cylindrical, silky hairy panicle. The spikelets are awnless,
have one fertile flower and one sterile one, occur in pairs,
with one sessile spikelet and one on a long stalk covered in
silky hairs. |
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University of Tasmania