Friends of Baluk Willam Nature Conservation Reserve
Species Database
This database has been compiled to showcase some of the species found in the reserve.
Onion Weed
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| Title | Onion Weed |
| Category | Weed |
| Common Name | Angled Onion |
| Subject | Herb |
| Scientific Name | Allium triquetrum |
| Flowering Time | sep,oct |
| Photo Date | 07-Oct-2006 14:10 |
| Photographer | R Richter |
| Post Date | 11-Oct-2006 |
| Description | A native from the western Mediterranean it can form dense colonies. Folliage and bulb smell distinctly of onion when crushed. Leaves grow from winter and die back in summer. |
| Distribution | Scattered throughout the reserve but more significant along the fringes in the southern areas of the reserve. |
| Removal | Isolated plants or small groups can be carefully removed by hand (with a tool to help lift the bulbs). Because this is tedious, a herbicide is more practical for larger colonies. |
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