1 Dark-tip greenhood at Wyanbene, NSW
Identification history
| Diplodium atrans | 24 Apr 2019 | TobiasHayashi | ||
| Diplodium atrans | 23 Apr 2019 | MattM | ||
| Pterostylis sp. | 22 Apr 2019 | MattM |
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Found with Jean and Eyal. Approximately 20 plants flowering. Growing in leaf litter in more 'exposed', open areas. Tended to grow where Bracken ferns were few and far between.
I think this made it just within CNM's project boundaries!
DL Jones has IDed this as D. atrans.
5 comments
TobiasHayashi
wrote:
23 Apr 2019
Hmm I don't think this is P alveata. But I am not sure what it is! Looks almost like a mix between P atrans and P decurva. Any chance you have more photos of other flowers in the population? Were they all still flowering?
MattM
wrote:
23 Apr 2019
I will check through my images, but I might to flick you an email because they won't all fit within the 5 image limit for each sighting. I have another couple of colonies of what is presumably the same species.
MattM
wrote:
23 Apr 2019
I have uploaded more photos. If I remember correctly, there are 4 individual plants in these photos. Images 3 and 4 are of the same individual, but image 2 might be that same plant too.
Jean believed it to be D. alveata due to the blunt, black labellum and flat sinus. However she was pointing out features that made it distinct from D. obtusa. I will admit that she was also pretty keen to get photos of this species, so there may be an element of wishful thinking (although we hope not).
Jean believed it to be D. alveata due to the blunt, black labellum and flat sinus. However she was pointing out features that made it distinct from D. obtusa. I will admit that she was also pretty keen to get photos of this species, so there may be an element of wishful thinking (although we hope not).
TobiasHayashi
wrote:
23 Apr 2019
Thanks for adding those photos. Feel free to send me more if you have different angles. The 3 and 4 angle does look more along the lines of Pt alveata but I'm still not convinced. There is a taxon which Gary Backhouse calls 'foothill forest' or aff. alveata which perhaps is more likely than true alveata for this one. It's definitely different to Pt decurva but not sure if we can rule out Pt atrans? The brown tip to the hood and the short and somewhat clubbed lateral sepals would point more towards Pt atrans than Pt alveata.
Location information
- Maps Deua National Park (CNM area)
- Places Wyanbene, NSW
Sighting information
- 16 - 100 Abundance
- 22 Apr 2019 12:39 PM Recorded on
- MattM Recorded by
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Collections
Plants Orchids MattM
Additional information
- True In flower
- 10cm to 30cm Plant height
Species information
- Diplodium atrans Scientific name
- Dark-tip greenhood Common name
- Sensitive
- Local native
- Non-invasive or negligible
- Machine learning
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In flower
- External link More information
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Synonyms
Pterostylis atrans Diplodium atrans
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