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JoeD
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Yesterday
Dense panicle and spikelets, mucronate lemmas, symmetrical spikelets.
Bromus catharticus
JoeD
wrote:
Yesterday
Rounded, symmetrical spikelets, very short awns, and densely clustered panicle. Does not match B. catharticus.
Bromus catharticus
JoeD
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Yesterday
Spikelets too small, wrong shape for B. catharticus.
Bromus catharticus
JoeD
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Yesterday
Not Bromus brevis. The spikelets are too small, the wrong shape, and have very small florets. Try Lolium arundinaceum.
Bromus brevis
JoeD
wrote:
Yesterday
Does not match this species. Bromus brevis is rarely, if ever, chasmogamous. The spikelets are also more symmetrical, more densely, and tend to have more florets.
Bromus brevis
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Hypericum perforatum
at
Kambah, ACT
Polygala japonica
at
Yass River, NSW
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at
Rendezvous Creek, ACT
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Cotter River, ACT
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