![Unidentified Cap on a stem; gills below cap [mushrooms or mushroom-like] at suppressed by Mike](https://api.naturemapr.org/api/sightings/4570499/images/1?width=300&height=300 "Unidentified Cap on a stem; gills below cap [mushrooms or mushroom-like] at suppressed by Mike")
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Discussion
I'm afraid that once the CNG is overabundant the land manager will officially declare that they are not spending spare resources on CNG and so it will be continue to spread. I have been jumping up and down for years begging and asking and requesting to control CNG... years ago there was little CNG; however, it spread like fire during 3 LaNina years and continues to spread in the deep soils of the grassy woodland of the lower slope. As predicted, the little CNG sprayed by a contractor on the south side of the drainage line is growing back; see my comment at https://canberra.naturemapr.org/sightings/456758. I wonder whether the land manager knows that the main reason of the success of CNG is its large and long-lived reserve of viable seeds in the soil seed bank and that CNG is a prolific seeder producing 1000s of seeds per m2 in a good season such as the LaNina years? if they knew wouldn't they monitor and follow up? but what do we know ....
Nassella neesiana
Significant sightings
- Eucalyptus bridgesiana at Kowen, ACT
- Oxypetalum coeruleum at Oakey Hill
- Eucalyptus fastigata at Namadgi National Park
- Eucalyptus globulus subsp. bicostata at Kingston, ACT
- Percassa rugifrons at Kosciuszko National Park
- Pomaderris pallida at Bullen Range
- Veronica grosseserrata at Lower Cotter Catchment
- Myrtus communis subsp. tarentina at Urambi Hills
- Sauroconcha gulosa at Broughton Vale, NSW
- Araujia sericifera at Red Hill Nature Reserve
Latest identifications
Macrolepiota dolichaula at Dananbilla Nature Reserve
Oudemansiella 'radicata group' at Yarralumla, ACT
Hemiergis talbingoensis at QPRC LGA
Pseudocheirus peregrinus at Black Mountain
Monopis crocicapitella at Rugosa
Cortinarius rotundisporus at Bodalla, NSW
Nassella neesiana at Hackett, ACT
Solanum nigrum at Hackett, ACT
Lactuca serriola at Hackett, ACT
Celtis australis at Hackett, ACT
Marrubium vulgare at Hackett, ACT
Ligustrum sinense at Hackett, ACT
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