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Galium
ciliare (hairy bedstraw) is a common native herb
found in native and agricultural grasslands. It is a
trailing or erect plant with slender stems and small leaves
in whorls of 4. It is mostly distinctly hairy. The leaves
are broad (often almost as wide as long). The flowers are
often yellowish.
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University of Tasmania
