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Posted on May 9, 2021October 29, 2025 by Flinders Ranges Field Naturalists

Showy Fox-tail going to seed

Ptilotus exaltatus, the Showy Foxtail Mulla Mulla, proliferating at Warraweena Conservation Park in May, at the end of the third seeding event in the past year.

CategoriesFlora, Forbs, Grasses & Climbers TagsFlinders Ranges, fox-tail, Mulla Mulla, Ptilotus, seed

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