Platylobium parviflorum

Small-flowered Flat-pea at Mongarlowe, NSW

Platylobium parviflorum at Mongarlowe, NSW - 25 Sep 2019
Platylobium parviflorum at Mongarlowe, NSW - 25 Sep 2019
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Identification history

Platylobium parviflorum 2 Oct 2019 MichaelMulvaney
Platylobium montanum subsp. montanum 26 Sep 2019 michaelb
Unidentified 25 Sep 2019 LisaH

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3 comments

BettyDonWood wrote:
   26 Sep 2019
I suspect this is Platylobium parviflorum. Unfortunately Plantnet does not have montanum in the key. The Vicflora key separates them thus: parviflorum - leaves apparently simple with the articulation in the leaf stalk obscure, leaves narrow, the bases of the leaves narrowing to the stalk, rarely cordate (bases like the base of a heart on a playing card). Montanum - articulation on the leaf stalks clear with a bend or ridge, leaves broad to round, bases of leaves usually cordate.
I cannot see these characters in the photos.
michaelb wrote:
   26 Sep 2019
Hi Betty
My suggestion was a bit of a roughy just from looking at our own species list. Platylobium parviflorum would be a new one for us and a good addition.
   3 Oct 2019
Betty I blew the image up and leaf stalk is not as for montanum. Also leaves are not cordate at base and are more than twice as long as wide.

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  • 25 Sep 2019 04:57 PM Recorded on
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