Paspalum (Paspalum dilatatum)
© Harry Rose
Introduced, warm-season, perennial, densely-tufted grass usually 50-90 cm tall. A native of south America, it was the most commonly sown grass on the north coast pre-1960 and is still sown today; now naturalised in many habitats. Grows on soils from acid low fertility sands to neutral fertile alluvial clays.
Photo taken on 1 Nov 2006
Photograph location coordinates are -30.922766:153.0363.
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