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Glory Lily (Gloriosa superba)
Glory Lily is an escaped ornamental vine-lily that is increasingly found in dune systems and
coastal bushland having spread from garden plantings. Its underground tubers allow it to survive
fire and regenerate rapidly. This coastal weed smoothers native vegetation, reduces habitat
quality of ground dwelling birds and mammals, and can be toxic to wildlife and pets. (Photo
source: Weeds Australia)
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Noosa Biosecurity Plan
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