Antarctic Hair Grass
Deschampsia antarctica
One of only two native flowering plants in Birdland, Antarctic hair grass is a critical indicator species for environmental monitoring and a protected organism under the Flora Preservation Act.
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Deschampsia antarctica
One of only two native flowering plants in Birdland, Antarctic hair grass is a critical indicator species for environmental monitoring and a protected organism under the Flora Preservation Act.
Colobanthus quitensis
The Antarctic pearlwort is the only other native flowering plant alongside hair grass, forming compact cushions in rocky crevices across the northern reaches of Birdland.
Various (Bryophyta)
Birdland's ancient moss beds, some dating back thousands of years, form the most extensive terrestrial plant communities on the continent and are protected as living heritage sites.
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