Records determined by Martin Xanthos

Clumped sedge to 20cm. Flowers ± finished, but with nutlets. Forming strong fibrous tufts on rock surfaces, hard to split.

Tufted sedge to 20cm high, with fibrous root mat adhering to rock shelves. Inflorescenece/fruits dark brown. Very common.

Small tufted sedge forming dense clumps or tufts on rocks.

Grass to 40cm,tufted, hard to dig out. Inflorescence very narrow, purple-tinged, anthers hanging out. When seeding, glumes opening widely, very hairy, whitish.

Tufted grass, erect. Spikelets golden-brown due to dense soft hairs.

Tufted sedge to 30cm. Stems spreading, dark green. Nutlets green/brown, terminal and axillary. Locally common.

Erect, usually single-stemmed grass. Spikes white-woolly.

Grass, about 50 - 100 cms tall, green reddish inflorescence.

Tufted perennial with grey-green foliage; pale yellow-brown spikelets.

Grass about 80 cms tall, inflorescence green yellowish.

Trailing and spreading rhizomatous grass. Spikelets pale green.

Tufted perennial grass to 1 m.

Capim com cerca de 1m de altura, raizes fasciculada, aglomerado mais de 5 planta num solo fertil

Plants to 70 cm tall. Showy inflorescence with anthers falling easily. Yellow anthers appear to be arranged in rows on one side of inflorescence. Locally common.

Grass to 1m, densely tufted. Roots fibrous. Inflorescence long-awned. Rows of raised glands on glume with long spreading hairs. Lot of old burnt shoots at base.