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| Asphodelus (Asphodelaceae [formerly
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| Asphodelus
fistulosus (onion weed, but note that Nothoscordum
is also commonly called onion weed) is a reasonably common
weed of waste places and roadsides. It is a tufted plant
with narrow, erect, hollow leaves (like onion leaves). The
flowers are white or pale pink, with six more-or-less equal
sepals and petals. The leaves are cylindrical, and about 3-4
mm in diameter. |
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University of Tasmania
