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Tall flower spikes of the Gymea Lily (Doryanthes excelsa) growing near Garie beach, Royal National Park. Also known as the Flame Lily or Spear Lily. Native to coastal New South Wales, Australia.

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australia australian beach bush coast coastal doryanthaceae doryanthes endemic excels flame flora flower garie giant gymea head illawarra inflorescence lily national native new nsw park red royal south spear spike stems sydney tall wales

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