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Tapirlord wrote:
28 May 2025
This one will be Crassula sieberiana
Crassula sp.
JasonPStewartNMsnc2016 wrote:
26 May 2025
Genus identification for a start.
Towards identifying this to species, if possible .
Crassula sp.
HarleyB wrote:
26 May 2025
Thankyou for mapping this on Field maps. we control a number of sites in the area for opuntia species so I will add to my list.
Opuntia ficus-indica
SandraH wrote:
24 May 2025
Opuntia elata
Opuntia stricta
Tapirlord wrote:
23 May 2025
Hey @AaronClausen and @dzungumurungu, after considerable digging I am nearly certain that is a Calandrinia and, seemingly it will be Caladrinia balonensis. I found this discussion particualarly useful https://www.inaturalist.org/observations/1212860
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Opuntia stricta at Fraser, ACT

Opuntia stricta at Fraser, ACT

Crassula sieberiana at Fraser, ACT

Cylindropuntia species at Fraser, ACT

Opuntia ficus-indica at O'Malley, ACT

Crassula sieberiana at O'Malley, ACT

Opuntia ficus-indica at O'Malley, ACT

Cordyline sp. at O'Connor, ACT

Cordyline sp. at O'Connor, ACT

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