Twin-flower Knawel at Mount Clear, ACT
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Near the summit of Shanahan's mountain
33 comments
Heino1
wrote:
17 Feb 2020
In photo 3 the leaves look to be too solid for a moss and, though not in sharp focus, there look to be flower stalks - and all this makes me think of the genus Scleranthus. But you'd need a vascular plant expert to confirm that.
Heino1
wrote:
17 Feb 2020
In photo 3 the leaves look to be too solid for a moss and, though not in sharp focus, there look to be flower stalks - and all this makes me think of the genus Scleranthus. But you'd need a vascular plant expert to confirm that.
Heino1
wrote:
17 Feb 2020
In photo 3 the leaves look to be too solid for a moss and, though not in sharp focus, there look to be flower stalks - and all this makes me think of the genus Scleranthus. But you'd need a vascular plant expert to confirm that.
Heino1
wrote:
17 Feb 2020
In photo 3 the leaves look to be too solid for a moss and, though not in sharp focus, there look to be flower stalks - and all this makes me think of the genus Scleranthus. But you'd need a vascular plant expert to confirm that.
Heino1
wrote:
17 Feb 2020
In photo 3 the leaves look to be too solid for a moss and, though not in sharp focus, there look to be flower stalks - and all this makes me think of the genus Scleranthus. But you'd need a vascular plant expert to confirm that.
Heino1
wrote:
17 Feb 2020
In photo 3 the leaves look to be too solid for a moss and, though not in sharp focus, there look to be flower stalks - and all this makes me think of the genus Scleranthus. But you'd need a vascular plant expert to confirm that.
Heino1
wrote:
17 Feb 2020
In photo 3 the leaves look to be too solid for a moss and, though not in sharp focus, there look to be flower stalks - and all this makes me think of the genus Scleranthus. But you'd need a vascular plant expert to confirm that.
Heino1
wrote:
17 Feb 2020
In photo 3 the leaves look to be too solid for a moss and, though not in sharp focus, there look to be flower stalks - and all this makes me think of the genus Scleranthus. But you'd need a vascular plant expert to confirm that.
Heino1
wrote:
17 Feb 2020
In photo 3 the leaves look to be too solid for a moss and, though not in sharp focus, there look to be flower stalks - and all this makes me think of the genus Scleranthus. But you'd need a vascular plant expert to confirm that.
Heino1
wrote:
17 Feb 2020
In photo 3 the leaves look to be too solid for a moss and, though not in sharp focus, there look to be flower stalks - and all this makes me think of the genus Scleranthus. But you'd need a vascular plant expert to confirm that.
Heino1
wrote:
17 Feb 2020
In photo 3 the leaves look to be too solid for a moss and, though not in sharp focus, there look to be flower stalks - and all this makes me think of the genus Scleranthus. But you'd need a vascular plant expert to confirm that.
Heino1
wrote:
17 Feb 2020
In photo 3 the leaves look to be too solid for a moss and, though not in sharp focus, there look to be flower stalks - and all this makes me think of the genus Scleranthus. But you'd need a vascular plant expert to confirm that.
Heino1
wrote:
17 Feb 2020
In photo 3 the leaves look to be too solid for a moss and, though not in sharp focus, there look to be flower stalks - and all this makes me think of the genus Scleranthus. But you'd need a vascular plant expert to confirm that.
Heino1
wrote:
17 Feb 2020
In photo 3 the leaves look to be too solid for a moss and, though not in sharp focus, there look to be flower stalks - and all this makes me think of the genus Scleranthus. But you'd need a vascular plant expert to confirm that.
Heino1
wrote:
17 Feb 2020
In photo 3 the leaves look to be too solid for a moss and, though not in sharp focus, there look to be flower stalks - and all this makes me think of the genus Scleranthus. But you'd need a vascular plant expert to confirm that.
Heino1
wrote:
17 Feb 2020
In photo 3 the leaves look to be too solid for a moss and, though not in sharp focus, there look to be flower stalks - and all this makes me think of the genus Scleranthus. But you'd need a vascular plant expert to confirm that.
Heino1
wrote:
17 Feb 2020
In photo 3 the leaves look to be too solid for a moss and, though not in sharp focus, there look to be flower stalks - and all this makes me think of the genus Scleranthus. But you'd need a vascular plant expert to confirm that.
Heino1
wrote:
17 Feb 2020
In photo 3 the leaves look to be too solid for a moss and, though not in sharp focus, there look to be flower stalks - and all this makes me think of the genus Scleranthus. But you'd need a vascular plant expert to confirm that.
Heino1
wrote:
17 Feb 2020
In photo 3 the leaves look to be too solid for a moss and, though not in sharp focus, there look to be flower stalks - and all this makes me think of the genus Scleranthus. But you'd need a vascular plant expert to confirm that.
Heino1
wrote:
17 Feb 2020
In photo 3 the leaves look to be too solid for a moss and, though not in sharp focus, there look to be flower stalks - and all this makes me think of the genus Scleranthus. But you'd need a vascular plant expert to confirm that.
Heino1
wrote:
17 Feb 2020
In photo 3 the leaves look to be too solid for a moss and, though not in sharp focus, there look to be flower stalks - and all this makes me think of the genus Scleranthus. But you'd need a vascular plant expert to confirm that.
Heino1
wrote:
17 Feb 2020
In photo 3 the leaves look to be too solid for a moss and, though not in sharp focus, there look to be flower stalks - and all this makes me think of the genus Scleranthus. But you'd need a vascular plant expert to confirm that.
Heino1
wrote:
17 Feb 2020
In photo 3 the leaves look to be too solid for a moss and, though not in sharp focus, there look to be flower stalks - and all this makes me think of the genus Scleranthus. But you'd need a vascular plant expert to confirm that.
Heino1
wrote:
17 Feb 2020
In photo 3 the leaves look to be too solid for a moss and, though not in sharp focus, there look to be flower stalks - and all this makes me think of the genus Scleranthus. But you'd need a vascular plant expert to confirm that.
Heino1
wrote:
17 Feb 2020
In photo 3 the leaves look to be too solid for a moss and, though not in sharp focus, there look to be flower stalks - and all this makes me think of the genus Scleranthus. But you'd need a vascular plant expert to confirm that.
Heino1
wrote:
17 Feb 2020
In photo 3 the leaves look to be too solid for a moss and, though not in sharp focus, there look to be flower stalks - and all this makes me think of the genus Scleranthus. But you'd need a vascular plant expert to confirm that.
Heino1
wrote:
17 Feb 2020
In photo 3 the leaves look to be too solid for a moss and, though not in sharp focus, there look to be flower stalks - and all this makes me think of the genus Scleranthus. But you'd need a vascular plant expert to confirm that.
Heino1
wrote:
17 Feb 2020
In photo 3 the leaves look to be too solid for a moss and, though not in sharp focus, there look to be flower stalks - and all this makes me think of the genus Scleranthus. But you'd need a vascular plant expert to confirm that.
Heino1
wrote:
17 Feb 2020
In photo 3 the leaves look to be too solid for a moss and, though not in sharp focus, there look to be flower stalks - and all this makes me think of the genus Scleranthus. But you'd need a vascular plant expert to confirm that.
alexwatt
wrote:
18 Feb 2020
yes .. i hesitated about whether it was a moss .. probably not! Sorry about that.
alexwatt
wrote:
18 Feb 2020
yes .. i hesitated about whether it was a moss .. probably not! Sorry about that.
alexwatt
wrote:
18 Feb 2020
yes .. i hesitated about whether it was a moss .. probably not! Sorry about that.
alexwatt
wrote:
18 Feb 2020
yes .. i hesitated about whether it was a moss .. probably not! Sorry about that.
Location information
- Coordinates 149.020539-35.832419
- Altitude 1425.3m
- Maps Namadgi National Park
- Places Mount Clear, ACT
Sighting information
- 16 - 100 Abundance
- 22 Sep 2019 02:16 PM Recorded on
- alexwatt Recorded by
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Plants Other Wildflowers & Herbs alexwatt Canberra & Southern Tablelands NatureMapr
Species information
- Scleranthus biflorus Scientific name
- Twin-flower Knawel Common name
- Not Sensitive
- Local native
- Non-invasive or negligible
- Up to 1932.76m Recorded at altitude
- Machine learning
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In flower
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