Daviesia genistifolia

Broom Bitter Pea at Gundaroo, NSW

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Identification history

	Daviesia genistifolia	3 Jan 2023	Tapirlord
	Unidentified	3 Jan 2023	trevorpreston

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Location information

Coordinates 149.299995 -35.016395
Altitude 672.0m
Maps Mcleods Creek Res (Gundaroo)
Places Gundaroo, NSW

Species information

Daviesia genistifolia Scientific name
Broom Bitter Pea Common name
Not Sensitive
Local Native
Non-Invasive

Sighting information

1 Abundance
3 Jan 2023 10:04 AM Recorded on
trevorpreston Recorded by

Additional information

10cm to 30cm Plant height

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