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Vitrum wrote:
22 Jan 2025
I believe this genera is now Tharrhalea
Lehtinelagia prasina
JaneR wrote:
20 Jan 2025
@tapirlord Suggested amendment: Lotus uliginosus (it has eight flowers).
Lotus corniculatus
JaneR wrote:
19 Jan 2025
Any observations to support ID ? Culms terete or flattened ? Leaves septate or pluritubulose ?
Juncus prismatocarpus
clarehoneydove wrote:
12 Jan 2025
Yeah I've seen quite a few similar around the place! Theyre much smaller than the other similar looking species.
Platyeurymela sp. (genus)
AlisonMilton wrote:
12 Jan 2025
@clarehoneydove Clare, Not E. bicincta. It looks like a variation on the one we found at Tallaganda. Kim IDed this to Genus but not to species, so I'll do the same for this one.
Platyeurymela sp. (genus)

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Nerthra sp. (genus) at Captains Flat, NSW

Nerthra sp. (genus) at Captains Flat, NSW

Epilobium billardiereanum subsp. hydrophilum at Captains Flat, NSW

Baeckea utilis at Captains Flat, NSW

Erythranthe moschata at Captains Flat, NSW

Baeckea utilis at Captains Flat, NSW

Epilobium billardiereanum subsp. hydrophilum at Captains Flat, NSW

Erythranthe moschata at Captains Flat, NSW

Geranium neglectum at Captains Flat, NSW

Lotus uliginosus at Captains Flat, NSW

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