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Euphrasia caudata (Tailed Eyebright)

Euphrasia caudata
Euphrasia caudata
Euphrasia caudata

Euphrasia ciliolata (Polblue Eyebright)

Euphrasia collina (Purple Eye-bright)

Euphrasia collina
Euphrasia collina
Euphrasia collina

Euphrasia collina subsp. muelleri (Mueller's Eyebright)

Euphrasia collina subsp. osbornii (Osborn's Eyebright)

Euphrasia lasianthera (Hairy Eyebright)

Euphrasia orthocheila subsp. peraspera (Tenterfield Eyebright)

Euphrasia scabra (Rough Eyebright)

Euphrasia scabra
Euphrasia scabra
Euphrasia scabra

Euphrasia sp. (Eyebright)

Euphrasia sp.
Euphrasia sp.
Euphrasia sp.

Euphrasia striata (Shiny Striped Eyebright)

Euphrasia striata
Euphrasia striata

Evolvulus alsinoides var. decumbens (Slender Dwarf Morning Glory)

Evolvulus alsinoides var. decumbens
Evolvulus alsinoides var. decumbens
Evolvulus alsinoides var. decumbens

Fallopia japonica (Japanese Knotweed)

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