Parietaria debilis

Forest Pellitory at Jones Creek, NSW

Parietaria debilis at Jones Creek, NSW - 4 Nov 2015
Parietaria debilis at Jones Creek, NSW - 4 Nov 2015
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Parietaria debilis 1 Feb 2021 Tapirlord
Parietaria debilis 11 Jan 2021 abread111
Unidentified 31 Dec 2020 abread111

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in a shaded rocky location

7 comments

abread111 wrote:
   4 Jan 2021
This does not look anything like the other sightings for A. powellii in CNM, the leaves are wrong, the flowers are wrong, and this one is sprawling, not erect like the other 2 sightings.

I think I have another sighting of this species from a different time, so I will upload that as well.
Tapirlord wrote:
   4 Jan 2021
Mmmmm, I agree, but A.powellii was the best contender from other wildflowers in my opinion. I'll check some other plant categories (Climbers, other shrubs etc.) but I think given this is a historical record I'll list it as inconclusive.
abread111 wrote:
   4 Jan 2021
I have loaded another sighting of the same species taken the same day but in a different location and with a different camera. May be helpful - can see hairs on stems, backs of leaves, etc.
abread111 wrote:
   4 Jan 2021
Looks a bit like a Dysphania ...
Tapirlord wrote:
   4 Jan 2021
Mmmmmm, after quite some thorough revision I think this and the other sighting you uploaded could be a Mentha sp, probably M.pulegium........... :)
TimC wrote:
   11 Jan 2021
Looks a lot like Parietaria debilis, Native Pellitory
abread111 wrote:
   11 Jan 2021
Hooray, TimC, I think you are right!

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