Diuris dendrobioides

7 Late Mauve Doubletail at suppressed

Diuris dendrobioides at suppressed - 8 Nov 2020
Diuris dendrobioides at suppressed - 8 Nov 2020
Diuris dendrobioides at suppressed - 8 Nov 2020
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Diuris dendrobioides 1 Dec 2020 TobiasHayashi
Diuris punctata var. punctata 8 Nov 2020 AaronClausen
Diuris dendrobioides 8 Nov 2020 AaronClausen

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Approx 20 plants. Sighting credit Gary Clausen.

5 comments

AaronClausen wrote:
   8 Nov 2020
I think this might be D. punctata too. It was one of the larger plants and has the yellow inside.
MattM wrote:
   8 Nov 2020
Ok. I will do some more research and re-evaluate later. When Owen reported the D. punctata in October, I noticed a lot of the D. dendrobioides that had been reported looked like they could actually be D. punctata, so I might need to double check them.
TobiasHayashi wrote:
   30 Nov 2020
Yellow callus notwithstanding, these look like D dendrobioides to me. Some dendrobioides appear to have a yellowish callus although it doesn't appear as strong as in punctata. Otherwise seems to fit though?
AaronClausen wrote:
   1 Dec 2020
Thanks heaps guys. Good to know..
AaronClausen wrote:
   1 Dec 2020
Tobias, I still need to get a signed copy of your awesome new book. I have been too busy, is it possible to pay and get it thrown in the post?

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  • 16 - 100 Abundance
  • 8 Nov 2020 12:57 AM Recorded on
  • AaronClausen Recorded by

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