Contribute to nature positive outcomes

Events

Volunteers needed to help document life in our urban parksYesterday

Discussion

Tapirlord

1 hr ago

Would be my guess. Elevation likely to low for P.alpina which grows in alpine herbfields usually above 1900m. Worth checking when flowering.

Pimelea curviflora

Tapirlord

1 hr ago

Looks fine for P.varia to me. Leaves are chunky and quite hairy

Plantago varia Queanbeyan West, NSW

Tapirlord

1 hr ago

Or S.behriana. Without a better view of the leaves, or more context from previous records we won't be able to tell the difference.

Swainsona (genus) Googong, NSW

Tapirlord

1 hr ago

Hmmm. It should be P.cynocephalus on flowering time (P.crassicaulis is Nov-Jan supposedly). The two species are otherwise identical though, which is not at all helpful.

Hymenochilus cycnocephalus

Tapirlord

1 hr ago

Probably A.echinata, but would need to see the leaf underside to be sure

Acaena (genus) Whitlam, ACT

Recent taxonomy changes

• Bellardia viscosa Create
• Fulica atra Update
• Capra hircus Update
• Psapharus infaustus Update
• Psapharus infaustus Update
• Platyptilia (genus) Update
• Isochorista acrodesma Create
• Stackhousia intermedia Create