Croajingolong National Park
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marcycad
wrote:
5 Feb 2025
The very glaucous-coloured leaves, and the packing bracts, that collectively produce a very distinct texture over the flower spike, as shown in this specimen, strongly indicates X. resinosa. X. minor bracts are typically rougher in texture than that shown in this image, and exhibit green leaves.
Xanthorrhoea resinosa
Tapirlord
wrote:
3 Dec 2024
I guess on review it has to be D.pardina (or D.curvifolia if you follow the D.L Jones circumscription), seems like that the only one in Victoria
Diuris pardina
Tapirlord
wrote:
13 Oct 2024
Thanks Jason, Karen Wilson gave me similar advice. I'd forgotten to make the correction!
Isolepis sp.
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