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| Cordyline (Asparagaceae [formerly
part of Liliaceae]) not in The Student's Flora |
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cabbage tree (Cordyline australis) endemic to New
Zealand has become naturalised in Tasmania. It is an
unmistakeable plant - it is a small tree with bare trunks,
usually with a few branches. Each branch ends in a tuft of
large (often ~0.5-1 m long, ~10 cm wide), parallel-veined
leaves. The leaves are broadest near the middle. |
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University of Tasmania
