Climbers


Climbers

Discussion

JasonPStewart wrote:
11 Mar 2026
Suggested–only identification of this vine plant more or less mature.
I followed on from and checked this from, this sapling much smaller plant: Glossocarya hemiderma .
I have checked all of the sources i have put together in making this species page: Glossocarya hemiderma .
Furthermore the Au revision of this genus by Munir (1990) and some more sources not so reliable.
I have more checking to do, so far this checks out as a so well matching identification, yet, still to compare the two other _Glossocarya_ spp. _G. coriacea_ and _G. calcicola_ and some other less likely identitifcation candidates .

Glossocarya hemiderma
JasonPStewart wrote:
11 Mar 2026
Suggested–only identification of this sapling photographed thanks to botanist Stuart Worboys in the Au Tropical Herbarium.
I have checked all of the sources i have put together in making this species page: Glossocarya hemiderma
Furthermore the Au revision of this genus by Munir (1990) and some more sources not so reliable.
I have more checking to do, so far this checks out as a so well matching identification, yet, still to compare the two other _Glossocarya_ spp. _G. coriacea_ and _G. calcicola_ and some other less likely identitifcation candidates .

Glossocarya hemiderma
11 Mar 2026
Nice one waltraud

Asparagus asparagoides
Mike wrote:
10 Mar 2026
It is outside the fence. There is also regrowth of the plants you treated earlier.

Asparagus virgatus
HarleyB wrote:
10 Mar 2026
Hi Mike. I initially thought the previous observation was within a private residence but this looks to be outside the fence? The Biosecurity team will contact the resident and treat the plants.

Asparagus virgatus
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