African Boxthorn (Lycium ferocissimum), introduced from Africa for spikey hedge fences, is considered a noxious weed. With similarities to Goji Berry, the fruit (when ripened to red) is edible. Seen here fruiting in October at Warren Gorge, near Quorn.
Lomandra multiflora, the Many-flowered Mat-grass, is a tufted perennial commonly known as Iron Grass, flowering in Warren Gorge in Spring.
Dodonaea lobulata, the Lobe-leaf Hopbush, grows 1-3m in the Flinders Ranges. Three-winged fleshy fruit is distinctive while flowers are small and without petals.
Native Oxalis (Oxalis perennans), or Native Sorrell, flowering in the central Flinders Ranges.
Common Storksbill (Erodium cicutarium) also known as Common Crowsfoot and Common Heron’s-bill, flowering in Warren Gorge, Flinders Ranges.
