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plants wrote:

Yesterday

With Eustrephus latifolius to left of photo.

Gynochthodes jasminoides

MazzV wrote:

3 Feb 2025

Just keyed this out to find Tapirlord had come to the same conclusion. Great to know my 1st 'it felt successful' keying out exercise was exactly that. Thanks to Tapirlord & Plantnet NSW.

Parsonsia straminea

Tapirlord wrote:

3 Feb 2025

Native

Smilax australis

MazzV wrote:

3 Feb 2025

I don't believe this vine to be Araujia sericifera. The flowers on it are far bigger (?30x) than the the flowers on this vine (Sg 4640075). The leaves on my vine are much bigger, and look glossier and thicker than the A. sericifera leaves.

Parsonsia straminea

MazzV wrote:

3 Feb 2025

I don't believe this to be Araujia sericifera, the leaves on the moth plant look softer and not coarse and tough as the leaves on this vine, (Sighting 4640383). I may have seen flowers, can't be sure, but if so, they would have been tiny (verging on unnoticeable) not moderately large and showy as depicted in the image at the Araujia sericifera link. (I would have particularly noticed any as prominent as those).

Smilax australis