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LyndalT
wrote:
15 hrs ago
Ok, next time then
Dicksonia antarctica
dcnicholls
wrote:
Yesterday
Not every frond has the spores on the back of it . You have to keep looking until you find one with spores. they occur in little clumps of 2, 3, or 4 etc. spore casings.
Dicksonia antarctica
LyndalT
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Yesterday
I looked on the back of the leaf, no spores
Dicksonia antarctica
dcnicholls
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Yesterday
Cannot verify this, due to a system bug?
Dicksonia antarctica
dcnicholls
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Yesterday
Gleichenia genus. Need a view of the underside of the front, showing spore arrangements before you can specify which particular species.
Dicksonia antarctica
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Asplenium trichomanes
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Wyanbene, NSW
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Fisher, ACT
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