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Xanthorrhoea australis

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Xanthorrhoea australis {Xanthorrhoeaceae} Austral Grass Tree Poor sandy or heathy soils up to the montane zone Australia’s ancient grass tree is a remarkable, long-lived plant, but one seldom seen outside its native habitat. A dense tuft of narrow, arching, grassy leaves 3 ft (1 m) long sprout from a trunk made up of a mass of old leaf bases held together by natural resin. It takes 30 years or more for the leaf tuft to rise above the trunk. Spears of small white or cream flowers, smelling of honey, appear after 10 to 15 years, but only erratically; often it will bloom after a bushfire.
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Page title:Xanthorrhoea australis {Xanthorrhoeaceae} Austral Grass Tree
Keywords:Xanthorrhoea australis Austral Grass Tree Australia Xanthorrhoeaceae
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