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Environmental Weeds in Sydney North
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• Other Significant Environmental Weeds
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Camphor Laurel
| Botanical Name: Cinnamomum Camphora | |||||||||
| Noxious Weed Category: | CLASS 4 in Blue Mountains, Hornsby, Ku-ring-gai, Ryde and Willoughby councils |
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| SPECIAL NOTE : Poisonous | |||||||||
Description: Leaves are light green and glossy with a wavy margin and yellow mid-rib. The under surface is dull green. When crushed, they smell strongly of camphor. Twigs are often red Masses of small white insignificant flowers occurring in spring. Fruit is a 10mm round berry which turns black ripening in autumn and early winter Dispersal: Impact on Bushland: Control:
Similar Species: Suggested Alternatives: References:
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