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JonLewis wrote:

13 Jan 2025

Hi Simon, I'm not sure either way - I'd be happy to put it at genus level unless you are pretty sure. Cheers.

Myrmecia pyriformis

MattM wrote:

11 Jan 2025

Either Pterostylis monticola or P. falcata. The former has a slightly rough stem and the latter has a smooth stem.

Pterostylis sp.

Tapirlord wrote:

7 Jan 2025

Yep basal or cauline leaves (if present) are needed, technically also seeds if you are putting it through the key properly. To be honest though I wouldn't consider L.simplicicaulis at this site. It'd be L.browniana and L.gibbosa I think.

Lobelia sp.

BethanyDunne wrote:

7 Jan 2025

There were no leaves, would they be the way to ID? Maybe they were munched?

Lobelia sp.

Tapirlord wrote:

7 Jan 2025

We cannot say which of the four blue species that occur locally this is but I would say likely L.gibbosa

Lobelia sp.

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