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Weed Identification Australia > > Pink Pampas Grass
Notes: Introduced as an ornamental and now a major weed. Plants female only, but produce seeds without fertilisation (apomixis). Tolerant of wet conditions, it grows in saturated soils and on high ground where summer rainfall is adequate. Cortaderia jubata is the most aggressive of the three species naturalised in Australia, and the most common weedy Cortaderia in NSW and Victoria and is replacing Cortaderia selloana as the major weedy Cortaderia species in Tasmania. |
![]() C. jubata flowerhead after flowering |
![]() Left to right: juvenile; leaf showing midrib; leaf sheath & ligule |
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This weed has been included in the WEEDeck field guide as card G01 |
Australia > > Pink Pampas Grass
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