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Goodenia pinnatifida (Scrambled Eggs) at Michelago, NSW - 24 Apr 2020 by Illilanga

Goodenia pinnatifida

Samolus valerandi (Brookweed) at Williamsdale, NSW - 6 Apr 2019 by JaneR

Samolus valerandi

Samolus valerandi (Brookweed) at Molonglo River Reserve - 14 Mar 2019 by JaneR

Samolus valerandi

Dysphania pumilio (Small Crumbweed) at Michelago, NSW - 12 Jan 2019 by Illilanga

Dysphania pumilio

Euphorbia sp. at Michelago, NSW - 8 Dec 2018 by Illilanga

Euphorbia sp.

Goodenia paradoxa (Spur Goodenia) at Michelago, NSW - 17 Nov 2018 by Illilanga

Goodenia paradoxa

Dichondra sp. Inglewood (J.M.Dalby 86/93) Qld Herbarium (Kidney Weed) at Michelago, NSW - 16 Aug 2018 by Illilanga

Dichondra sp. Inglewood (J.M.Dalby 86/93) Qld Herbarium

Goodenia pinnatifida (Scrambled Eggs) at Michelago, NSW - 24 Apr 2020 by Illilanga
Samolus valerandi (Brookweed) at Williamsdale, NSW - 6 Apr 2019 by JaneR
Samolus valerandi (Brookweed) at Molonglo River Reserve - 14 Mar 2019 by JaneR
Dysphania pumilio (Small Crumbweed) at Michelago, NSW - 12 Jan 2019 by Illilanga
Euphorbia sp. at Michelago, NSW - 8 Dec 2018 by Illilanga
Goodenia paradoxa (Spur Goodenia) at Michelago, NSW - 17 Nov 2018 by Illilanga
Dichondra sp. Inglewood (J.M.Dalby 86/93) Qld Herbarium (Kidney Weed) at Michelago, NSW - 16 Aug 2018 by Illilanga
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