Mungo National Park
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Tapirlord
wrote:
3 Apr 2024
My first thought was jasminum didymum, but the leaves may not be broad enough
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Unverified Climber or Mistletoe
Ange
wrote:
31 Oct 2023
Its an awesome landscape out west - really appreciate you identifying all my random sightings whilst I was on this road trip! Ange
Calotis erinacea
Grassman
wrote:
19 Oct 2023
leuccocephala and collina both have entire leaf apices. effusa is the only other Lomandra recorded within 100km of Mungo and its leaves are strongly 2-toothed, as in this sample
Lomandra effusa
natureguy
wrote:
19 Oct 2023
Thanks for checking this one, that was basically my kinda logic
Triodia scariosa
Grassman
wrote:
19 Oct 2023
Not basedowii or mitchellii, as not recorded anywhere near the area. Also not mitchellii as sheaths not hairy. So scariosa
Triodia scariosa
