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Thelymitra sp.

2 A Sun Orchid at Boro, NSW

Thelymitra sp. at Boro, NSW - suppressed
Thelymitra sp. at Boro, NSW - suppressed
Thelymitra sp. at Boro, NSW - suppressed
Thelymitra sp. at Boro, NSW - suppressed
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Identification history

Thelymitra sp. 11 Jul 2022 MichaelMulvaney
Thelymitra sp. 2 Dec 2021 mlech

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Thanks Paul

3 comments

DerekC wrote:
   3 Dec 2021
Summery.
The leaf narrow (5mm), possibly channelled and rib. Back of sepals distinctly pinky-red and white. Column blue-purple with little or no post-anther dark colouration just a dark yellow apex, not hooded or grooved with an inverted "V" opening. Column arms straight with white mop-shaped hair-tufts.
Stem erect straight and redish with 7-8 flowers and using Paul's thumb as a guide about 30mm across. As it was raining at the time it is hard to know its opening propensity.
It should be easy.
DerekC wrote:
   3 Dec 2021
After looking at my photos of this plant I should add the upper surface of the post anther lobe is not smooth but rather has a number of small pimple like bumps.
DerekC wrote:
   3 Dec 2021
I have now added at Thelymitra sp. (A Sun Orchid) several photos from my records of this same plant showing the post-anther lobe detail indicated above.

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Additional information

  • 10cm to 30cm Plant height
  • True In flower

Species information

  • Thelymitra sp. Scientific name
  • A Sun Orchid Common name
  • Sensitive
  • Local native
  • Non-invasive or negligible
  • Machine learning
  • In flower

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