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Sighting 4458400

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Identification history

Sagina apetala 17 Dec 2022 MattM
Crassula sp. 9 Dec 2022 MattM

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Crassula? Crassulaceae? Caryophyllaceae? Tiny withered plants on cracking exposed soil in a drainage line that is occasionally inundated following heavy rain. Was submerged for 1-2 weeks in November. Brazel St Park.

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Tapirlord wrote:
   18 Dec 2022
I reckon Caryophyllaceae & probably sagina.
JasonPStewartNMsnc2016 wrote:
   24 Sep 2024
I reckon you may have Sagina right, and hence Caryophyllaceae botanical plants family.

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