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JasonPStewartNMsnc2016 wrote:

21 min ago

Ciaran .
Please make a macro–focussed photograph of these buds / flowers for us to assist with more confidently determining the identification of this plant to species .
Jason .

Platysace ericoides

WhiteRabbit wrote:

7 hrs ago

i found a few spent flowers that look like Bitter Cryptandra Cryptandra amara

Melicytus angustifolius subsp. divaricatus

JaneR wrote:

Yesterday

There's an ochrea in middle which look right for Persicaria lapathifolia (ie no cilia).
Happy for this to be confirmed as P. lapathifolia

Persicaria lapathifolia

JasonPStewartNMsnc2016 wrote:

Yesterday

In the first photograph no appearance of hairs along the scape below the lowest flower (–though not fully in the focus view-field ) – :

If checked in the field,
together with measuring the scape diameter and
checking the leaves match then consider as a candidate : Stylidium montanum.

Or if the leaves don't match, and hairs do grow along the scape below the lowest flower, then the more likely candidate : Stylidium graminifolium.

Genes of all three related grassy trigger plants species :
• Stylidium graminifolium <–> Stylidium montanum,
• Stylidium graminifolium <–> Stylidium armeria
have partly introgressed in populations' habitats' ecotones according to published information by Raulings and Ladiges (2001) and Wege (2017) –
but in published evidences i read :
not introgession between, genetically isolated species, co-occuring : Stylidium montanum |–| Stylidium armeria .

Please see more information here : Stylidium graminifolium
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Stylidium sp.

Untidy wrote:

Yesterday

That's fine. Quality control is important.

Rytidosperma sp.