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Tapirlord wrote:

Yesterday

Yeah ok

Persicaria lapathifolia

karenwilsonau wrote:

7 Jan 2025

Habit is that of P. lapathfolia, and also apparent hairiness of the stems and the flower colour (not as deep pink as in common in P. decipiens).

Persicaria lapathifolia

RWPurdie wrote:

11 Dec 2024

I can't be 100% sure without flowers, but the leaves and fruit look right for M. diosmatifolia. Melelaeuca parvistaminea doesn't occur that far west.

Melaleuca diosmatifolia

RobG1 wrote:

17 Nov 2024

In his book for Paraprasophyllum sp. aff. odoratum, Colin Bower says: "Orchids long known as P. odoratum are now considered to be a complex of many species, one of which occurs on the upper western slopes and western tablelands in the region".
I believe that David L Jones is currently revising that group of orchids.

Unidentified Orchid

Tapirlord wrote:

17 Nov 2024

Hey Rob, I don't have that particular guide but i'm happy to add and maintian the taxa. Was it just 'Paraprasophyllum sp. aff. odoratum'? That name has a few associated aff. taxa

Unidentified Orchid