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Record 002 · Nigel Grier
Is the coconut a native Australian palm originating in Northern Australia?
Available botanical, biogeographic, dispersal-biological and historical evidence supports native status for putative wild populations on Cape York Peninsula and Torres Strait.
Record 001 · Nigel Grier
Is the bamboo sold as ‘Murray Island’ really native to Australia?
Available botanical, biogeographic and historical evidence does not support native status.
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