Key to Tasmanian Dicots
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COMMON NAMES: Click on the common name to go to that species or genus. This list is not comprehensive.

Oats

Old man's beard

One-flower clover

One-leaf cape tulip

Onion grass

Onion orchid

Onion weed

Opium poppy

Ovens wattle

Ox-eye daisy

Oyster Bay pine

Oyster Plant

Pampas

Pampas lily of the valley

Pandani

Panic grass

Pansey

Parrot feather

Parrot pea

Parsley

Parsley piert

Parsnip

Parson's bands

Passionfruit

Patterson's curse

Pearlwort

Pellitory

Pencil pine

Pennyroyal

Penny spurge

Pennywort

Pepperberry

Peppercress

Peppermint

Perennial beardgrass

Perennial ryegrass

Perennial thistle

Periwinkle

Petty spurge

Pheasant's eye

Pigface

Pigroot

Pigweed

Pimpernel

Pincushion

Pineapple grass

Pink autumn orchid

Pink fairies

Pink fingers

Pink valerian

Plantain

Plum

Polyanthus

Pondweed

Poppy

Poplar

 

Port Arthur plum

Potato orchid

Potato weed

Prairie grass

Prickly beauty

Prickly box

Prickly mimosa

Prickly mo

Prickly lettuce

Pride of Madeira

Privet

Proliferous pink

Propeller plant

Purple flag iris

Purple loosestrife

Pussy willow

Pussy tails

Pyrethrum

 

 

 

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