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Map layer extracted from Biosecurity Queensland pest distribution survey displaying distribution of individual invasive weed species. |
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Map layer extracted from Biosecurity Queensland pest distribution survey displaying distribution of individual invasive weed species. |
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© State of Queensland (Department of Agriculture and Fisheries), 2023 |
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Native to the semi-arid, inland prairies of North America, cotton-tails are annual or short-lived perennial herbs which are unpalatable to stock and of little grazing value. Cotton-tails are quick to colonise open, disturbed habitats that have dry, sandy soils. Cotton-tails are considered a weed in parts of North America, and F. gracilis is invasive in Japan. Cotton-tails are also found in western and central Queensland. |
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Cotton-tails |
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["weeds","pests"] |
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