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Weed profile: Yellow soldier

Yellow soldier

Yellow soldier

Yellow soldier

Lachenalia reflexa

Yellow soldier was first recorded as naturalised south of Perth, Western Australia, in 1957, probably after escaping from a garden planting. It has since become a problem weed and is spreading through tuart (Eucalyptus gomphocephala) and banksia woodlands on sandy calcareous soils. It could become a significant environmental problem because it replaces native herbs and annuals in both disturbed and relatively intact bushland.

Status

  • National Environmental Alert List weed (definition)

Related publications

Title
Yellow soldier (Weed management guide, www.weedscrc.org.au)  
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