karenwilsonau's Identifications
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Diplacrum pygmaeumObserver
russellcummingDescription
Paluma Range National Park, coastal section.
Photo 3 - Diplacrum pygmaeum and Drosera burmannii.
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Observer
jennyghctDescription
Rare in Victoria, Muehlenbeckia diclina subsp. 1 is one of two subspecies of Muehlenbeckia diclina. https://vicflora.rbg.vic.gov.au/flora/taxon/fd6d15b4-24c5-49fd-898e-aa22747cebe3
ALA use the name Muehlenbeckia diclina subsp. Gippsland.
At this site the plant grows along approx 200m of roadside (mostly on down slope side, but a few up on embankment)
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jennyghctDescription
Rare in Victoria, Muehlenbeckia diclina subsp. 1 (Slender Lignum) is one of two subspecies of Muehlenbeckia diclina. https://vicflora.rbg.vic.gov.au/flora/taxon/fd6d15b4-24c5-49fd-898e-aa22747cebe3
ALA use the name Muehlenbeckia diclina subsp. Gippsland. This plant and others nearby are vigorously regrowing post fire (burnt March 2019).
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Pakihi Rush (Machaerina teretifolia)Observer
nicholasdjDescription
Nut obovoid to globose, 1.3–2.2 mm long, 0.9–1.5 mm diam., strongly rugose, dull, yellowish to mid-brown, with papillose base and paler papillose and hispid apex. Sheath pale to mid-brown with reddish tinges, dull.
Previously to Jervis Bay
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Red-fruit Saw-Sedge (Gahnia sieberiana)Observer
jcorrieDescription
GBIF data record 6 Gahnia species in the region, but this appears the best match to other posts on iNat.
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Oreobolus distichusObserver
jackiemilesDescription
This is the 3rd time I have run across this cryptic little sedge in escarpment bogs (this one being at 920m elevation). The first time I sent a specimen to Sydney RBG who ID'd it as O. distichus. It appears to be uncommon, although hard to spot among taller sedges.
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