Primary difference is the hairiness of the leaves those of V. cuneata are covered in stiff hairs, while in V. muelleri they are scattered to almost glabrous. The Leaves of V. muelleri are three-lobed and while the leaves of V. cuneata can also possess this trait its leaves are more often than not entire. Cuneata is usually larger than muelleri (although that is just an observation). Hope this helps :).
Good. Thanks. That was more or less what I deduced from Plantnet but I had difficulty seeing all the appropriate details in my photos, apart from the distinctly hairy leaves.
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