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Cape tulip (two leaf) (Moraea miniata)

Invasive Assessment | Impact Assessment | Potential Distribution | Present Distribution


Scientific name: Moraea miniata (Andrews) Sweet.

Common name: Cape tulip (two leaf)


Additional information about Cape tulip (two leaf) is located on the Agriculture Victoria website - including plant status, plant biology, growth and lifecycle, and management.

Photo: Cape Tulip (Two-leaf) plant
Cape tulip (two leaf) plants
Photo: Mark Imhof
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Information on Cape Tulip on the Tasmanian Department of Primary Industries, Parks, Water and Environment's website (external link).
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