Cassytha phaeolasia (Rusty Dodder-laurel or Devil's Twine)

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Considered by NSW Herbarium to be Cassytha pubescens but the Melbourne Herbarium recognise it as a separate species and it is distinctive in the field. Stems, flowers and fruits are strongly rusty-hairy, flowers are sparsely strung along the flowering stem, not clustered.

Cassytha phaeolasia is listed in the following regions:

South Coast | Gippsland

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Cassytha phaeolasia (Rusty Dodder-laurel or Devil's Twine) at Croajingolong National Park - 7 Dec 2023 by Tapirlord

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Cassytha phaeolasia (Rusty Dodder-laurel or Devil's Twine) at Croajingolong National Park - 7 Dec 2023 by Tapirlord

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Jackie Miles, Nadgee, in Goodenia post-fire regrowth

Jackie Miles, Nadgee

Species information

Cassytha phaeolasia Scientific name
Rusty Dodder-laurel or Devil's Twine Common name
Not Sensitive
Local native
Non-invasive or negligible
37.73m Recorded at altitude
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In flower
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Location information

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Croajingolong National Park

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