Almaleea capitata

Slender Parrot-Pea at Rendezvous Creek, ACT

Almaleea capitata at Rendezvous Creek, ACT - 2 Jan 2010
Almaleea capitata at Rendezvous Creek, ACT - 2 Jan 2010
Almaleea capitata at Rendezvous Creek, ACT - 2 Jan 2010
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Almaleea capitata 28 Nov 2018 MichaelMulvaney
Almaleea capitata 28 Nov 2018 gregbaines

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MichaelMulvaney noted:

28 Nov 2018

New location of this regionally rare species only known from two other locations in our region

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BettyDonWood wrote:
   28 Nov 2018
Do you have field notes? I agree it is Almaleea rather than Pultenaea. The photos do not have enough detail to tell which species. On the other hand, Almaleea capitata is the only species of Almaleea on the 2017 ACT Plant Census.
Do you have information on whether the leaves are warty on the lower surface or not, and whether the lower part of the cakyx tube is hairless or hairy?
   29 Nov 2018
Betty this plant was collected for the herbarium as part f Bushblitz
gregbaines wrote:
   29 Nov 2018
Hi Betty, as Mike indicated a specimen was collected and Dave Albrecht will key it out. I will post the final identification.
BettyDonWood wrote:
   29 Nov 2018
Thanks.
gregbaines wrote:
   30 Nov 2018
I spoke with Dave Albrecht yesterday and he confirmed that the specimen we collected keyed out to Almaleea capitata.

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