stewartj-54_2014-'s Favorites
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Madder Family (Family Rubiaceae)Observer
kerrycolemanDescription
under-story shrub about 2m. small orange fruit turning black
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Tulip Siris (Archidendron hendersonii)Observer
sworboysDescription
Small tree about 3m tall.
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Atalaya salicifoliaObserver
martinbennettDescription
12.9-10.15 Semi-evergreen vine thicket with Brachychiton rupestris on sedimentary rocks, at 450m elevation
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Brown Myrtle (Decaspermum humile)Observer
kerrycolemanDescription
attractive small tree
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Tall Daisy (Brachyscome diversifolia)Observer
george_seagullDescription
Conglomerate Gully, RIddells Creek.
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Pink Tamarind (Cnesmocarpon dasyantha)Observer
palumaDescription
Has nice new growth .
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Honey Dots (Coronidium rupicola)Observer
overlanderDescription
Plant 1.2 m high; leaves up to 15 cm long; inflorescence 23 mm in diameter.
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Burdekin Plum (Pleiogynium timoriense)Observer
russellcummingDescription
Cape Pallarenda Conservation Park.
A common tree in the area.
With red-tailed black cockatoos hoeing into the seeds in green fruit.
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Red-tailed Black Cockatoo (Calyptorhynchus banksii)Observer
russellcummingDescription
Cape Pallarenda Conservation Park.
Into seeds of Pleiogynium timorense.
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Euphrasia scabraObserver
johneichlerDescription
Currently included as a race of E. scabra in VicFlora but differs from https://inaturalist.ala.org.au/observations/162595066 in having larger flowers and soft rather than scabrous hairs.
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Queensland Tree Waratah (Alloxylon flammeum)Observer
leithallbDescription
8989
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Dysoxylum latifoliumObserver
ian_wright1Description
Large rainforest tree ? Tuckeroo?
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johneichlerDescription
Identification based on the shape of the leaf bases. Growing in damp soil with Machaerina juncea.
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Queensland Fan Palm (Licuala ramsayi)Observer
ctnashDescription
Beautiful distinctive canopy high species.
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Flowering Plants (Subphylum Angiospermae)Observer
lfullmannDescription
Small tree, only about a half meter tall
Simple, spiral leaves
Smooth leaves, same color on both sides
No stipules
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Aglaia australiensisObserver
wairambar_rainforestDescription
possibly Agalaia australensis?
Brown Ripples?
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Angular Sea-Fig (Carpobrotus glaucescens)Observer
gidjawalkerDescription
Planted in garden beds....hybridises with local Carpobrotus rossii
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Waterberries (Genus Syzygium)Observer
arthur_chapmanDescription
Rainforest shrub long the Madja Boardwalk, Cape Tribulation, Queensland, Australia. July 2022.
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Little Sword-Sedge (Lepidosperma curtisiae)Observer
lorrainecphelanDescription
Very small sedge, only a few centimetres high.
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Little Sword-Sedge (Lepidosperma curtisiae)Observer
jackiemilesDescription
In crevices in sandstone bedrock in heath at 470m elevation. Some culms shorter than leaves, some about the same, a few a bit longer. Keys OK to L. curtisiae. Distinctively small plant compared with L. gunnii.
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Little Sword-Sedge (Lepidosperma curtisiae)Observer
geordiescottwalkerDescription
Scraped batter on roadside grassland, slightly elevated site
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Genus ArgostemmaObserver
ecologyemmaDescription
Seen along Bishop’s Trail at Bukit Fraser. Very hairy, low to ground. Leaves about 15 cm long.
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Indian Sandalwood (Santalum album)Observer
davidtngDescription
Was an unexpected find.
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Xanthostemon whiteiObserver
evertjmDescription
Several large specimens exist in this valley, even though it was heavily logged
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Epacrids, Styphelias and Allies (Subfamily Epacridoideae)Observer
nature_is_coming
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Flowering Plants (Subphylum Angiospermae)Observer
dustawayDescription
looks like pssible Halfordia re leaf base taper and pseudo-whorled arrangement but venation wrong and leaf margins are unevenly crenate..or just uneven.
Shaded position.
Some regen. planting in this reserve on north margin, some of which may not be local provenance
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Soapberry Family (Family Sapindaceae)Observer
kerrycolemanDescription
not sure which or perhaps is R.Rhysotoechia
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Madder Family (Family Rubiaceae)Observer
kerrycolemanDescription
presently only known as Shute Harbour sp. Previously have only found it large numbers Argentea Palm Cove.
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Tribe SchoeneaeObserver
kerrycolemanDescription
growing around a mangrove swamp margin
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Madder Family (Family Rubiaceae)Observer
kerrycolemanDescription
Shute harbour sp.
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Genus ParargudaObserver
johneichlerDescription
Wattle Snout moth , Pararguda nasuta? laying eggs
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Forest Sun Orchid (Thelymitra arenaria)Observer
johneichlerDescription
Small, slender plants growing in a shady location. Despite having only 3-5 flowers, smallish 10-12mm segments and greenish outer sepals surfaces (albeit with some purplish tints) other characters eg having a toothbrush-like arrangement of trichomes and leaf length, fit T. arenaria. Images 2 and 3 taken on 6 October.
