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Unidentified at suppressed - 25 Oct 2015

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Insufficient or inconclusive evidence	12 Dec 2015	MichaelMulvaney
Dillwynia sericea	21 Nov 2015	MAX
Dillwynia sp ?	21 Nov 2015	MAX
Unidentified	21 Nov 2015	MAX

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Dillwynia sp ? Small shrub with 'bacon & egg' pea flower colour pattern. The foliage is furry/hairy. Seems to like rocky wel drained sites. Please update Pea listings as Dillwynia is omitted. These 2 photos (some distsnce apart) may be 2 different species ?

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MAX wrote:

22 Nov 2015

Please update Pea listings . Dillwynia is omitted .

MAX wrote:

22 Nov 2015

Suggestion to list ('woody' ) PEA shrubs under Both PEA family group (ID from flower structure) as well as under 'shrubs' when not flowering. Suggest that the socalled 'shrub' category needs looking at. Rather too broad and unwieldy a category ?? Can be subdivided further to make it more useful ? ?

BettyDonWood wrote:

24 Nov 2015

The first plant could well be Dillwynia sericea. However, the photo is not good enough for me to see either if the flowers are paired or if the calyx has silky hairs. The second photo from farther away I cannot comment on.

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16 - 100 Abundance
25 Oct 2015 03:39 PM Recorded on
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