Observations by hjc74

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Female

Juvenile

Flock over Ilam garden bridge, clearly seen

Unlike most scree plants, it possesses green leaves.
Stout, and tightly clung to gaps in the rocks.
Leaves are curled around their mid-vein with notches in the margin.
Single budding flower head.

Found next to running stream above the tree line. Among sub-shrubs and shrubs.
Peduncle is very slender and long. Solitary flower. Pink colours at base of the interior of the corolla.

Stout Celmisia species with small rosettes of leaves. Lamina are very viscid and glabrous.
Fine indumentum.
Flower heads are solitary and on long slender peduncles. Corolla white.

Found at the top of a scree slope. Proximal to Raoulia buchananii among rock crevices.

Large amounts of indumentum and small terminal flowerheads, yellow.

Large glaucus and glabrous leaves, adapted to a scree environment.
Ridged stems.
Lamina are numerously lobed.
Specimen was not flowering.

Found on the top ridge-line of the scree slopes. Among rocky crevasses and boulders.
Similar to Leptinella atrata however it has large yellow-ish brachts.

Found on the top ridge-line of the scree slopes. In among rocky crevasses and large boulders.
Lamina are glaucus and glabrous with red 'feathered' margins.

Close to ground, flowering daisy. Brachts are very paper-like.
Flower heads are terminal, and solitary.
Indumentum and tomentum on lamina.

Sub-shrub sprawling and can grow into a dense low bush.
Urn shaped flowers indicative of the Ericaceae family.
Woody stems and branches.

Large shrub, with woody stems and branches.
Lamina green topside and pale silver underside.
Flower heads are abundant and terminal on stems. Yellow corolla and brachts are all equal in length.

Very small herbaceous plant. Lamina curled and twisted and varied in colour between light green, yellow, and orange.

Almost dead and dry in appearance. Scraggly and dark brown with 'scaly' texture to the stems.
Flower heads are terminal, and solitary.
Sprawling plant, with 'depressed' demeanor.

Found with numerous sub-shrub and shrub species. This species becomes a large woody branched shrub up to 1.5m tall. Pseudo-leaves are modified stems. They are glaucus and glabrous.