Glycine clandestina

Twining Glycine at Bungendore, NSW

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Identification history

Glycine clandestina	21 Mar 2017	MichaelMulvaney
Glycine clandestina	20 Mar 2017	BettyDonWood
Glycine microphylla	18 Mar 2017	yellowboxwoodland

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4 comments

BettyDonWood wrote:

19 Mar 2017

Without leaves or stems rooting (or not) at leaf nodes, I cannot be sure if it is even Glycine, let alone a species of Glycine that is extremely uncommon in the ACT and tablelands.

yellowboxwoodland wrote:

19 Mar 2017

I have added two photos from a plant just next door. Does this give you what you need?

BettyDonWood wrote:

20 Mar 2017

From the fact that the side veins are at an angle I am fairly sure this is clandestina. The smaller veins in microphylla are net-like. On the other hand it does not appear to be twining. Is it rooting at the nodes (microphylla), ot not (microphylla)?

MichaelMulvaney wrote:

21 Mar 2017

Assuming it is not rooting at the nodes, then I think the hairiness of the stems is another feature that tips this to most likely being clandestine

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Location information

Coordinates 149.481000 -35.333510
Altitude 762.6m
Places Bungendore, NSW

Sighting information

At least 1 Abundance
18 Mar 2017 06:16 PM Recorded on
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Species information

Glycine clandestina Scientific name
Twining Glycine Common name
Not Sensitive
Local native
Non-invasive or negligible
-12.5m to 1459.69m Recorded at altitude
628 images trained Machine learning
In flower
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