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Caladenia atradeniaObservador
marleyiDescrição
Scattered plants in bud along gumland tracks. Only flower noted.
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Artioposthia exulansObservador
stephen_thorpeDescrição
Grafton, Auckland.
Grafton Gully at Symonds Street Cemetery.
On a moss and liverwort covered tree trunk, in mixed native/exotic bush.
Fotos / Sons
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Aranhões-Dos-Charcos (Illecebrum verticillatum)Observador
pjd1Descrição
Locally common on lake margin in sites that would be subjected to frequent inundation. growing with Trithuria inconspicua (uncommon), Centrolepis strigosa (locally abundant), Myriophyllum pedunculatum subsp. novae-zelandiae, Vellerophyton dealbatum, Isolepis spp., and Gameocheta spp.
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Rorippa divaricataObservador
pjd1Descrição
Occasional - seen only as seedlings growing on damp shaded ledges above river gorge. You will have to believe me that this is Rorippa divaricata as I saw no flowering or fruiting material (but I know this species very well from northern New Zealand offshore islands and other places - see https://inaturalist.nz/observations/2584497 and https://inaturalist.nz/observations/1349069 for flowering and fruiting specimens I have observed elsewhere in New Zealand.
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Geranium retrorsumObservador
pjd1Descrição
= Geranium aff. retrorsum "Oakley Creek"
Locally common in weedy ground at base of forest. Growing amongst basalt blocks and rubble fallen from old retaining wall.
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Blechnum zeelandicumObservador
oakleycreek33Descrição
Growing at base of basalt rock on side of walkway.
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Ricciocarpos natansObservador
pjd1Descrição
Uncommon. Noted in shallow water with Lemna disperma, Wolffia australiana and Azolla rubra. Images taken in situ and some in a dish of water.
Observed during an Auckland Botanical Society field trip to Western Springs
