Midget Greenhood at Jerrabomberra, NSW
Identification history
| Hymenochilus muticus | 17 Oct 2019 | TobiasHayashi | ||
| Hymenochilus bicolor | 14 Oct 2019 | MattM |
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User's notes
Growing on the side of a very rocky path. Not the sort of habit I was expecting to see it.
3 comments
TobiasHayashi
wrote:
17 Oct 2019
This one is H muticus, which often occurs in typically low numbers in these kinds of habitats around Canberra. Labellum appendage too pale for H bicolor which is properly black (overall flower shape a little different too).
MattM
wrote:
18 Oct 2019
I thought muticus at first, but I thought the shape was closer to bicolor (when compared to illustrations in the ACT guide).
Hearing from you that muticus grows in those conditions is quite helpful as I thought that this genus only grows in open field conditions.
Hearing from you that muticus grows in those conditions is quite helpful as I thought that this genus only grows in open field conditions.
TobiasHayashi
wrote:
18 Oct 2019
Yeah, H muticus is the dry woodland and mallee species, most of the others are open grassland species (although I think H bicolor in Vic grows in woodland too).
Location information
Sighting information
- 1 Abundance
- 14 Oct 2019 04:10 PM Recorded on
- MattM Recorded by
Species information
- Hymenochilus muticus Scientific name
- Midget Greenhood Common name
- Sensitive
- Local native
- Non-Invasive
- Machine learning
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In flower
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Synonyms
Pterostylis mutica
