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Images Dated 12th September 2009

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Featured 12 Sep 2009 Print

ROG-13823

ROG-13823
Field ablaze with non-native plants: a yellow daisy Arctotheca calendula, and Purple bugloss Echium plantagineum
near Perenjori, western Australia
Arctotheca calendula
Echium plantagineum is an invasive weed in Australia. Poisonous to sheep if eaten in quantity - alkaloids in the plant damage livers of grazing sheep. There is an active erradication program in Australia.
Bob Gibbons