Verified public Target identity
land · flora / algae
Hypericum androsaemum
Also known as Sweet amber
Tutsan is recorded by a competent New Zealand authority as an introduced, invasive or managed threat subject. Source context (Weedbusters): Small perennial, hairless, semi-evergreen shrub under about 1.5 m; semi-woody, winged, usually reddish stems; opposite fragrant oval leaves often bluish beneath and reddening in autumn; yellow five-petalled flowers from November to February; red berries ripen black.
The source identifies ecological, biosecurity or habitat risks that make this subject relevant to NZ Ex Games intelligence.
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