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10 species

Austrostipa flavescens (Coast Speargrass)

Austrostipa flavescens
Austrostipa flavescens
Austrostipa flavescens
Austrostipa flavescens
Austrostipa flavescens
Austrostipa flavescens

Austrostipa sp. (A Corkscrew Grass)

Austrostipa sp.
Austrostipa sp.
Austrostipa sp.
Austrostipa sp.
Austrostipa sp.
Austrostipa sp.

Entolasia stricta (Wiry Panic)

Entolasia stricta
Entolasia stricta
Entolasia stricta
Entolasia stricta
Entolasia stricta
Entolasia stricta

Imperata cylindrica (Blady Grass)

Imperata cylindrica
Imperata cylindrica
Imperata cylindrica
Imperata cylindrica
Imperata cylindrica
Imperata cylindrica

Poa meionectes (Fine-leaf Tussock-grass)

Poa meionectes
Poa meionectes
Poa meionectes
Poa meionectes

Pseudoraphis paradoxa (Slender Mudgrass)

Pseudoraphis paradoxa
Pseudoraphis paradoxa
Pseudoraphis paradoxa
Pseudoraphis paradoxa
Pseudoraphis paradoxa
Pseudoraphis paradoxa

Rytidosperma sp. (Wallaby Grass)

Rytidosperma sp.
Rytidosperma sp.
Rytidosperma sp.
Rytidosperma sp.
Rytidosperma sp.
Rytidosperma sp.

Spinifex sericeus (Beach Grass)

Spinifex sericeus
Spinifex sericeus
Spinifex sericeus
Spinifex sericeus
Spinifex sericeus
Spinifex sericeus

Themeda triandra (Kangaroo Grass)

Themeda triandra
Themeda triandra
Themeda triandra
Themeda triandra
Themeda triandra
Themeda triandra

Zoysia macrantha (Prickly Couch)

Zoysia macrantha
Zoysia macrantha
Zoysia macrantha
Zoysia macrantha
Zoysia macrantha
Zoysia macrantha
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