Caladenia ustulata

Brown Caps at Mongarlowe, NSW

Caladenia ustulata at Mongarlowe, NSW - 13 Oct 2020
Caladenia ustulata at Mongarlowe, NSW - 13 Oct 2020
Caladenia ustulata at Mongarlowe, NSW - 13 Oct 2020
Caladenia ustulata at Mongarlowe, NSW - 13 Oct 2020
Caladenia ustulata at Mongarlowe, NSW - 13 Oct 2020
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Identification history

Caladenia ustulata 14 Oct 2020 MattM
Caladenia ustulata 14 Oct 2020 MattM
Unidentified 14 Oct 2020 LisaH

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4 comments

TobiasHayashi wrote:
   4 Nov 2021
Just came across this sighting from a sighting this year, which I IDed as C dimorpha. I think this one looks like C dimorpha too given the white flowers, appear quite large, and with that labellum with long teeth. Thoughts Matt?
LisaH wrote:
   4 Nov 2021
Thank you for checking - this is in the same area as the recent sighting. The lens cap is 72mm
MattM wrote:
   5 Nov 2021
Tobias, I struggle to see any real difference between these plants and ustulata. I suppose the teeth look a little longer closer to the tip of the labellum than in the other records of ustulata on nature map. I will leave the decision to you.
TobiasHayashi wrote:
   5 Nov 2021
Yeah, its tricky, as size seems to be a major difference and that's hard to judge from photos (even with the lens cap in the background, as its not on the same focal plane as the flower). Some other C dimorpha sightings on CNM, and I feel like in general they (look like) larger flowers, with a broader labellum and quite long teeth and white flowers.
Caladenia dimorpha
Caladenia dimorpha

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  • 2 Abundance
  • 13 Oct 2020 05:20 PM Recorded on
  • LisaH Recorded by

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