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christopherstephensDescrição
Yay! That's two Decembers in a row in alpine bogs around Mount Ruapehu, lol.
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Thelymitra fragransObservador
coddiwomplerDescrição
All locations are obscured. If you would like more information for research purposes, please contact me.
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Caladenia ancylosaObservador
jackiemilesDescrição
Not my record. I'm putting it up on behalf of Kelly and Glenda, orchid enthusiasts from Eden. They had David Jones with them and he identified it as Caladenia ancylosa. A first for NSW?
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Pyrorchis nigricansObservador
rach-devlinDescrição
Easily the most striking colouration (or lack thereof) that I have seen of this species.
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timcurranDescrição
small group of plants on a shady, southerly hillside on eastern face of Bindea (Porcupine Reserve), in a shrubby White Box community, with SEVT elements (and SEVT patches).
Thanks to Lachlan Copeland for identifying it.
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Calochilus kalaruObservador
maxcampbellDescrição
Calochilus kalaru, D.L.Jones 2008 ( Kew )
Confirmed by David Jones on site.
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russellbarrettDescrição
Orchid in deep leaf litter of Myristica insipida forest in bottom of gorge
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blanchoncatDescrição
Espèce supposée par sa présence dans l'Île des Pins. à confirmer si possible ?
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Microtis unifoliaObservador
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Gn. Lawu, Area Hutan, Gondosuli, Kec. Tawangmangu, Kabupaten Karanganyar, Jawa Tengah, Indonesia (Google, OSM)
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Pterostylis tristisObservador
mattwardDescrição
Historic flood plain. What a fluke to find these georgeous little orchids, a complete surprise. Colony 1 of 3
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Aporostylis bifoliaObservador
marleyiDescrição
Locally abundant in Sphagnum bog.
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Género GenoplesiumObservador
jackiemilesDescrição
Tiny midge orchids, total height to about 75mm, growing in wet grassland adjacent to a montane bog at c. 1000m elevation. Unlike the very similar plants seen a few days previously (https://www.inaturalist.org/observations/144054196), these ones do not have uniformly maroon flowers, but otherwise are very similar in stature and habitat.
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Thelymitra javanicaObservador
mdaffai34Lugar
Gn. Lawu, Area Hutan, Gondosuli, Kec. Tawangmangu, Kabupaten Karanganyar, Jawa Tengah, Indonesia (Google, OSM)
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j_b_simmonsDescrição
Population of ~ 10 plants, most flowering. Observed another population ~ 200 m to the N.
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Género CaladeniaObservador
leoniec1965Descrição
Not sure if I posted this one last year - my waypoint’s are different. Think this is a hybrid between Caladenia versicolor and a Greencomb. Caladenia parva plentiful with a few Caladenia tentaculata present.
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Burnettia cuneataObservador
tassietravelsblogDescrição
This area was burnt in Feb 2022
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benoit_henryDescrição
Acianthus tenellus
Espèce endémique à la Nouvelle-Calédonie
endemia.nc/flore/fiche6161
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Earina deplancheiObservador
benoit_henryDescrição
Espèce endémique à la Nouvelle-Calédonie
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Megastylis latissimaObservador
benoit_henryDescrição
Espèce endémique à la Nouvelle-Calédonie
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Género PterostylisObservador
bootown-beginnersDescrição
Rosettes at a known locality for P. pedina, so most likely that species, otherwise could be any of the similar Rustyhoods.
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Género DiurisObservador
stewart_needhamDescrição
I think this D pardons. Lots of D sulphurea nearby but this is distinctly different with more flowers on the stem, a thicker and notably sinuous stem, wider and longer leaves (see 3rd pic), and more brown on the flower parts including brown edges on the ‘donkey ears’ which are also crinkled.
