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Approved Document - Environmental Restoration Plan OPW25/0071
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Dutchman’s Pipe (Aristolochia
elegans)
This South American vine is ranked
among the top 50 most invasive plants
in South East Queensland due to its
ability to grow rapidly, outcompete
and replace native species. It is toxic
to the larvae of several native
butterflies, including the big greasy
(Cressida cressida); the red-bodied
swallowtail (Pachlopta polydorus) and
the Vulnerable Richmond Birdwing
Umbrella tree Silver-leaf desmodium Dutchman’s pipe butterfly (Ornithoptera richmondia).
Dwarf umbrella tree Creeping charlie Stinking passion vine Camphor laurel
Figure 4: Weed species found in the Rehabilitation Area Weemilah Court Environmental Restoration Plan - 10
Document Set ID: 23744376
Version: 1, Version Date: 16/05/2025
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