Favoritos de jemeny
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Coronidium gunnianumObservador
jemenyLugar
PrivadoDescrição
First observation in the location it was found. Observed growing beside a waterway in the understorey beneath a red gum. Multiple individuals in various stages of flowering, but still a small discrete population. Location made private for if the ID is correct.
Fotos / Sons
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Género ThelymitraObservador
elizabethhatfieldDescrição
I've tried to get these in flower for a couple of years now..today it worked. There are both blue and very pale flowers in a colony/group of probably a dozen or more plants on the roadside. I've separated them into an observation for the blue ones and one for the pale ones. I made an observation of these this morning, before they opened:
https://www.inaturalist.org/observations/188077064
Possibly T. pauciflora or T. exigua? The leaf seems quite long - taller than the flower stem (when it hasn't been nipped off)
Fotos / Sons
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Diuris gregariaObservador
jemenyLugar
PrivadoDescrição
Short stature, small flowers, bright yellow flowers with few dark striations, growing in clumps - due to location suspect Diuris gregaria.
Fotos / Sons
Observador
abedggoodDescrição
10 or more plants in this patch, as uniculms to 1m
One previous Victorian 1969 record from near Whitfield, held in Canberra Herbarium.
Fotos / Sons
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Thelymitra holmesiiObservador
jemenyDescrição
3 sterile bracts, plant 30cm, narrow leaf to 13cm, coarse hairs tinged yellow at top and pinkish at base. Narrow bluish column. Bright blue flower, open when other nearby sun orchids were already closed for the day.
Fotos / Sons
Observador
jemenyDescrição
Appeared to have just emerged from final nymph stage, as skin at top of the same reed. Found in reeds on the Hopkins River, still stretching out its wings.
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Glycine microphyllaObservador
jemenyDescrição
Glycine microphylla chosen over clandestina due to following:
- stipellate central petiolule
- short pods
- veining on the leaves
- fairly small leaves
- colour of flowers - white in centre
- calyx not very hairy
- central leaflet subtended by a pair of minute stipels
- central petiolule less hairy below than above stipels
Fotos / Sons
Observador
jemenyDescrição
Plains grassy woodland vegetation community. Hundreds of them.
