swalls's Identifications
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Pimelea ignotaObservador
oaag1993Descrição
Rare on exposed coastal ridge. Known population.
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Carex inopinataObservador
rowan_hindmarsh_wallsDescrição
Common under Kanuka canopy. Utricles with long beak, unlike C. breviculmis
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Carex cremnicolaObservador
pjd1Descrição
Formally locally common amongst the marble blocks and on the walls of the track side of Harwood's Hole (least ways this was the situation in 1996), on this visit I struggled to find any.
I suspect that the constant traffic of people visiting the tomo shaft and cavers accessing the shaft from the ledge have destroyed most of the plants I knew of.
Thirty minutes searching found only three specimens, all in deep crevices and joints of marble rock.
Images show one of these with male and female flowers and immature fruits. This species is superficially similar to Carex spinirostris a species from which it is allopatric. Carex cremnicola differs from C. spinirostris especially by features of the utricle The sheaths of C. cremnicola are brown rather than red, and the utricles are 2.0–3.5 × 0.8–2.0 mm, oblong or club-shaped, dark red, trigonous, elliptic sometimes fusiform, abruptly narrowed to a beak rather than 3.2–4.2 × 1.0–1.2 mm, linear, green to brown, sometimes red, triquetrous, fusiform, with a long tapering beak.
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Veronica topiariaObservador
pjd1Descrição
Common on side of path up to Trilobite Hut.
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Colobanthus walliiObservador
pjd1Descrição
Strictly speaking Colobanthus aff. wallii - either the unnamed "Red Hills" entity or another allied to it.
Locally common on mine tailings - growing amongst serpentinite / asbestos.
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pjd1Descrição
Locally common amongst prostrate kahikatoa (Leptospermum scoparium).
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pjd1Descrição
Decumbent specimens growing alongside the more usual erect examples of this species complex. These images from specimens growing down a cliff face on the side of the old Pillar Light Road.
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pjd1Descrição
Common on roadside cliff faces. Locally common in adjacent scrub and open stonefield.
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Lobelia fatiscensObservador
pjd1Descrição
Common component of lake shore turf (marginal turf). Associated with Glossostigma elatinoides, Myriophyllum propinquum, Eleocharis gracilis and Hydrocotyle microphylla.
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johnb-nzDescrição
Hopefully, but possibly Ottelia ovalifolia - or something else. What are best characteristics to observe more closely for better ID ??
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Kunzea amathicolaObservador
john_barklaDescrição
Windshorn kanuka forest on exposed coastal slopes
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Adiantum hispidulumObservador
rowan_hindmarsh_wallsDescrição
Scattered, growing under regenerating Totara forest. This species is very rare in Golden Bay. Glabrous indusia, so not A. hispidulum.
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