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Tapirlord
wrote:
11 Nov 2025
Check out the Vicflora key Jane, I got to M.costulifera fairly easily. Leaves seem to be roughly cuneate.
Marsilea costulifera
JaneR
wrote:
10 Nov 2025
Yes looks more like M costulifera than M hirsuta, and not M drummondii, but it’s hard to be certain with just visuals of fronds.
Marsilea costulifera
dcnicholls
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10 Nov 2025
Yes. That's the problem with having taxonimists not adequately funded for field trips. They stay in the lab and reclassify stuff. :-(
P. rutifolius used to have two varieties in the ACT, with and without subglandular hairs. The "without" variety seems to have been dropped.
Asplenium subglandulosum
Tapirlord
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10 Nov 2025
Note the name change
Asplenium subglandulosum
dcnicholls
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6 Nov 2025
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