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Tapirlord wrote:

14 Oct 2024

Thanks Tobias, I appreciate that.

Microtis unifolia

TobiasHayashi wrote:

14 Oct 2024

Just looking on my phone, but looks to me like M unifolia. M arenaria seems quite distinct, going on images on VicFlora https://vicflora.rbg.vic.gov.au/flora/taxon/213797e6-9de8-4c0b-bdf8-42280f581915

Microtis unifolia

Tapirlord wrote:

13 Oct 2024

@TobiasHayashi wondering what you think about the labellum on this one? I know you mentioned that M.biloba/M.arenaria may potentially occur in the ACT?

Microtis unifolia

Jimbobo wrote:

14 Jul 2024

Pseudoperga guerinii. Has solid black antenna and dark patch on dorsal tergums.

Pseudoperga guerinii

Heino1 wrote:

1 May 2024

I agree with Christina's suggestion of Calvatia. The surface from the top down to the 'stem' seems too solid and uniform to fit an agaric with a universal veil.

Calvatia sp.