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Unidentified at suppressed - 13 Sep 2016

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	Insufficient or inconclusive evidence	25 Oct 2016	MichaelMulvaney
	Unidentified	13 Sep 2016	petersan

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Is this possibly Calochilus?l

7 comments

TonyWood wrote:

14 Sep 2016

Yes, possibly Calochilus (or Thelymitra). what do you think Cath?

CathB wrote:

14 Sep 2016

I would say the same. I think you'll just have to hope that nothing eats it before it flowers.

MattM wrote:

14 Sep 2016

I think based on current records it is Thelymitra. It would fantastic to be proven wrong.

TonyWood wrote:

14 Sep 2016

ok, another one to keep an eye on.

waltraud wrote:

10 Oct 2016

Peter
any chance to follow up? if these are Canberra Spiders it would be a new population. I think the majority of Spiders are flowering by now.
Waltraud

MattM wrote:

10 Oct 2016

They are not CSOs. Most likely Thelymitra. CSOs have very hairy basal leaves.

waltraud wrote:

10 Oct 2016

I have been searching around but couldn't find them - I think my eyes are tuned for big fat Paterson's Curse right now. Also I don't want to trample on them.

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3 Abundance
13 Sep 2016 10:01 AM Recorded on
petersan Recorded by
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petersan Rejected

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10cm to 30cm Plant height

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