3 Broad-sepaled Leafy Greenhood at suppressed
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Bunochilus umbrinus at Jerrabomberra east.
36 comments
MattM
wrote:
4 Oct 2020
Images 1, 2 and 3 are B. umbrinus. Image 4 looks more like the B. sp. aff. montanus. I wonder if they could be B. melagramma, which is very common in Vic.
MattM
wrote:
4 Oct 2020
Images 1, 2 and 3 are B. umbrinus. Image 4 looks more like the B. sp. aff. montanus. I wonder if they could be B. melagramma, which is very common in Vic.
MattM
wrote:
4 Oct 2020
Images 1, 2 and 3 are B. umbrinus. Image 4 looks more like the B. sp. aff. montanus. I wonder if they could be B. melagramma, which is very common in Vic.
MattM
wrote:
4 Oct 2020
Images 1, 2 and 3 are B. umbrinus. Image 4 looks more like the B. sp. aff. montanus. I wonder if they could be B. melagramma, which is very common in Vic.
MattM
wrote:
4 Oct 2020
Images 1, 2 and 3 are B. umbrinus. Image 4 looks more like the B. sp. aff. montanus. I wonder if they could be B. melagramma, which is very common in Vic.
MattM
wrote:
4 Oct 2020
Images 1, 2 and 3 are B. umbrinus. Image 4 looks more like the B. sp. aff. montanus. I wonder if they could be B. melagramma, which is very common in Vic.
MattM
wrote:
4 Oct 2020
Images 1, 2 and 3 are B. umbrinus. Image 4 looks more like the B. sp. aff. montanus. I wonder if they could be B. melagramma, which is very common in Vic.
MattM
wrote:
4 Oct 2020
Images 1, 2 and 3 are B. umbrinus. Image 4 looks more like the B. sp. aff. montanus. I wonder if they could be B. melagramma, which is very common in Vic.
MattM
wrote:
4 Oct 2020
Images 1, 2 and 3 are B. umbrinus. Image 4 looks more like the B. sp. aff. montanus. I wonder if they could be B. melagramma, which is very common in Vic.
MattM
wrote:
4 Oct 2020
Images 1, 2 and 3 are B. umbrinus. Image 4 looks more like the B. sp. aff. montanus. I wonder if they could be B. melagramma, which is very common in Vic.
MattM
wrote:
4 Oct 2020
Images 1, 2 and 3 are B. umbrinus. Image 4 looks more like the B. sp. aff. montanus. I wonder if they could be B. melagramma, which is very common in Vic.
MattM
wrote:
4 Oct 2020
Images 1, 2 and 3 are B. umbrinus. Image 4 looks more like the B. sp. aff. montanus. I wonder if they could be B. melagramma, which is very common in Vic.
MattM
wrote:
4 Oct 2020
Images 1, 2 and 3 are B. umbrinus. Image 4 looks more like the B. sp. aff. montanus. I wonder if they could be B. melagramma, which is very common in Vic.
MattM
wrote:
4 Oct 2020
Images 1, 2 and 3 are B. umbrinus. Image 4 looks more like the B. sp. aff. montanus. I wonder if they could be B. melagramma, which is very common in Vic.
MattM
wrote:
4 Oct 2020
Images 1, 2 and 3 are B. umbrinus. Image 4 looks more like the B. sp. aff. montanus. I wonder if they could be B. melagramma, which is very common in Vic.
MattM
wrote:
4 Oct 2020
Images 1, 2 and 3 are B. umbrinus. Image 4 looks more like the B. sp. aff. montanus. I wonder if they could be B. melagramma, which is very common in Vic.
MattM
wrote:
4 Oct 2020
Images 1, 2 and 3 are B. umbrinus. Image 4 looks more like the B. sp. aff. montanus. I wonder if they could be B. melagramma, which is very common in Vic.
MattM
wrote:
4 Oct 2020
Images 1, 2 and 3 are B. umbrinus. Image 4 looks more like the B. sp. aff. montanus. I wonder if they could be B. melagramma, which is very common in Vic.
MattM
wrote:
4 Oct 2020
Images 1, 2 and 3 are B. umbrinus. Image 4 looks more like the B. sp. aff. montanus. I wonder if they could be B. melagramma, which is very common in Vic.
MattM
wrote:
4 Oct 2020
Images 1, 2 and 3 are B. umbrinus. Image 4 looks more like the B. sp. aff. montanus. I wonder if they could be B. melagramma, which is very common in Vic.
MattM
wrote:
4 Oct 2020
Images 1, 2 and 3 are B. umbrinus. Image 4 looks more like the B. sp. aff. montanus. I wonder if they could be B. melagramma, which is very common in Vic.
MattM
wrote:
4 Oct 2020
Images 1, 2 and 3 are B. umbrinus. Image 4 looks more like the B. sp. aff. montanus. I wonder if they could be B. melagramma, which is very common in Vic.
MattM
wrote:
4 Oct 2020
Images 1, 2 and 3 are B. umbrinus. Image 4 looks more like the B. sp. aff. montanus. I wonder if they could be B. melagramma, which is very common in Vic.
MattM
wrote:
4 Oct 2020
Images 1, 2 and 3 are B. umbrinus. Image 4 looks more like the B. sp. aff. montanus. I wonder if they could be B. melagramma, which is very common in Vic.
MattM
wrote:
4 Oct 2020
Images 1, 2 and 3 are B. umbrinus. Image 4 looks more like the B. sp. aff. montanus. I wonder if they could be B. melagramma, which is very common in Vic.
MattM
wrote:
4 Oct 2020
Images 1, 2 and 3 are B. umbrinus. Image 4 looks more like the B. sp. aff. montanus. I wonder if they could be B. melagramma, which is very common in Vic.
MattM
wrote:
4 Oct 2020
Images 1, 2 and 3 are B. umbrinus. Image 4 looks more like the B. sp. aff. montanus. I wonder if they could be B. melagramma, which is very common in Vic.
MattM
wrote:
4 Oct 2020
Images 1, 2 and 3 are B. umbrinus. Image 4 looks more like the B. sp. aff. montanus. I wonder if they could be B. melagramma, which is very common in Vic.
MattM
wrote:
4 Oct 2020
Images 1, 2 and 3 are B. umbrinus. Image 4 looks more like the B. sp. aff. montanus. I wonder if they could be B. melagramma, which is very common in Vic.
MattM
wrote:
4 Oct 2020
Images 1, 2 and 3 are B. umbrinus. Image 4 looks more like the B. sp. aff. montanus. I wonder if they could be B. melagramma, which is very common in Vic.
MattM
wrote:
4 Oct 2020
Images 1, 2 and 3 are B. umbrinus. Image 4 looks more like the B. sp. aff. montanus. I wonder if they could be B. melagramma, which is very common in Vic.
dan.clark
wrote:
5 Oct 2020
Yeah, I wonder about B. melagramma also. Tobias was going to come out to sample the Tralee ones, but we've not been able to find a day yet, and they're getting close to finished.
dan.clark
wrote:
5 Oct 2020
Yeah, I wonder about B. melagramma also. Tobias was going to come out to sample the Tralee ones, but we've not been able to find a day yet, and they're getting close to finished.
dan.clark
wrote:
5 Oct 2020
Yeah, I wonder about B. melagramma also. Tobias was going to come out to sample the Tralee ones, but we've not been able to find a day yet, and they're getting close to finished.
dan.clark
wrote:
5 Oct 2020
Yeah, I wonder about B. melagramma also. Tobias was going to come out to sample the Tralee ones, but we've not been able to find a day yet, and they're getting close to finished.
dan.clark
wrote:
5 Oct 2020
Yeah, I wonder about B. melagramma also. Tobias was going to come out to sample the Tralee ones, but we've not been able to find a day yet, and they're getting close to finished.
Sighting information
- 5 Abundance
- dan.clark Recorded by
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Collections
Featured Plants Orchids dan.clark Canberra & Southern Tablelands NatureMapr
Additional information
- True In flower
- 10cm to 30cm Plant height
Species information
- Bunochilus umbrinus (ACT) = Pterostylis umbrina (NSW) Scientific name
- Broad-sepaled Leafy Greenhood Common name
- Highly Sensitive
- Rare or uncommon native
- Non-invasive or negligible
- 263 images trained Machine learning
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In flower
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Synonyms
Pterostylis umbrina Bunochilus umbrinus
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