Tannin in Tasmania Waters

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  • Photo title: Tannin in Tasmania Waters
  • Author: Chriskiely
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  • The upper reaches of most Tasmanian rivers take on a tea-colour from tannin in the water. This is because they are fed by mountain streams that flow through alpine heathlands dominated by button-grass Gymnoschoenus sphaerocephalus, a tussock grass common in the central highlands and other mountain regions of the state.
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