Knobby Club-sedge
Ficinia nodosa
COMMON NAME : Knobby Club-sedge
BOTANICAL NAME : Ficinia nodosa
FAMILY : Cyperaceae
PLANT GROUP : Grasses, Rushes & Sedges
SIZE : Small <2m
EVC : Coastal Dune Scrub, Coastal Saltmarsh, Coast Banksia Woodland
CONSERVATION STATUS : Least Concern
LOCAL NOTES:
Commonly found within Sandy Point township, on house blocks, within coastal reserves and in the coastal saltmarsh at Shallow Inlet.
It is a hardy and attractive plant when planted in coastal gardens, noted particularly for its round flower heads which change colour from yellow-green to brown.
Contributor : HB
LEARN MORE:
Species profile for this plant at ALA
Atlas of Living Australia.
Species profile for this plant at VicFlora
Flora of Victoria, Royal Botanic Gardens Victoria.
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