1 Summer Leek Orchid at suppressed
Identification history
| Paraprasophyllum canaliculatum | 13 Jan 2018 | TonyWood | ||
| Paraprasophyllum sphacelatum | 13 Jan 2018 | GlenRyan |
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User's notes
Small number of leek orchids growing in sub-alpine bog at this location (about 15 in total still flowering) with a lot of variation in flowers. I've posted the main variations here as separate sightings (with the abundance number on each sighting reflecting the number of the particular variation). I've only gone with P. sphacelatum as there was no Prasophyllum sp in the list to choose ;) All of the plants in flower had no leaves or withered leaves - so I thought P. sphacelatum rather than P. tadgellianum. Other option might be P. canaliculatum I guess - as location is similar. Interested to see what the experts think! Glen
2 comments
TonyWood
wrote:
14 Jan 2018
Given the location this would be P. canaliculatum. The colour tends to be either quite pale (as here) or a reddish brown. P. sphacelatum and P. tadgellianum tend to have fused lateral sepals.
GlenRyan
wrote:
14 Jan 2018
Thanks Tony - I posted a few variations ... I'm guessing they might all be the same then ;) Cheers Glen
Sighting information
- 4 Abundance
- 13 Jan 2018 01:58 PM Recorded on
- GlenRyan Recorded by
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Priority species lists
NSW Government Priority Species
Additional information
- True In flower
- 10cm to 30cm Plant height
Species information
- Paraprasophyllum canaliculatum Scientific name
- Summer Leek Orchid Common name
- Highly Sensitive
- Very rare / threatened
- Non-invasive or negligible
- Machine learning
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In flower
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Synonyms
Prasophyllum canaliculatum
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