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ibaird

1 min ago

NB. It is always worth checking CarBonAI's suggestions with a primary source if you have doubts.

Alucita phricodes Belconnen, ACT

ibaird

8 min ago

See a similar sighting here:-
https://www.inaturalist.org/observations/1837282

Taxeotis reserata

RobG1

27 min ago

Thanks @SenexRugosus . I agree with Matt that is likely a yellow form of D. sulphurea. D sulphurea can reproduce vegetatively so the resulting daughter tubers/plants would also exhibit the same colouration as the parent plant. A characteristic of D sulphurea is that the callus on the midlobe has a single ridge, I think that is what I am seeing in most of your photos.

Diuris sulphurea

Jennybach

35 min ago

I’ll try to separate them and would need to create anew record for one I think. I can no longer see the duplicate option available. If I can the new record may end up on your list again, thanks

Heliocosma (genus - immature) Kiandra, NSW

SenexRugosus

51 min ago

Yes, they are all pure yellow. There is a a colony of sulphurea about 10 metres away, all with typical sulphurea coloration. I can take more photos of particular features if that would help the ID.

Diuris sulphurea

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