Hibbertia porcata

A Guinea Flower at Broadway, NSW

Hibbertia porcata at Broadway, NSW - 27 Dec 2022
Hibbertia porcata at Broadway, NSW - 27 Dec 2022
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Hibbertia porcata 31 Dec 2022 Tapirlord
Hibbertia porcata 30 Dec 2022 Tapirlord
Hibbertia sp. 30 Dec 2022 JaneR

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Significant sighting

Tapirlord noted:

31 Dec 2022

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I thought this was Hibbertia pedunculata ?

5 comments

Tapirlord wrote:
   30 Dec 2022
@RogerF may I ask for your thoughts?
JaneR wrote:
   30 Dec 2022
In the field, I assumed this was H pedunculata but then later I found the key for Hibbertia in PlantNet and in VicFlora is in such disarray and currently under review, making it impossible to revise or review any ID.
Tapirlord wrote:
   30 Dec 2022
Yes really the only good Hibbertia keys are in Tolken’s papers. However I’m hopeful Roger will know
RogerF wrote:
   31 Dec 2022
The local Hibbertia that used to be called pedunculata is now named porcata, after Tolken. There is a list of localties under his description. The Tolken key seems quite straightforward. I don't seem to have a location for this sighting. Its common in the Sutton road escarpment and in the Dalton area.
Tapirlord wrote:
   31 Dec 2022
Thanks Roger, this sighting is a few Kms north west of Dalton so I'm that is what we are looking at.

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