Coronidium monticola

Mountain Button Everlasting at Tinderry, NSW

Coronidium monticola at Tinderry, NSW - 15 Mar 2023
Coronidium monticola at Tinderry, NSW - 15 Mar 2023
Coronidium monticola at Tinderry, NSW - 15 Mar 2023
Coronidium monticola at Tinderry, NSW - 15 Mar 2023
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Identification history

Coronidium monticola 17 Mar 2023 Tapirlord
Coronidium gunnianum 16 Mar 2023 natureguy
Coronidium gunnianum 16 Mar 2023 JaneR

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Frequent in disturbed area beside trail

4 comments

JaneR wrote:
   17 Mar 2023
Ther was a big discussion on site amongst people who know Asteraceae much better than myself; and their conclusion was C. gunnianum
Tapirlord wrote:
   17 Mar 2023
Hmmm, ok could you elabroate further on what was discussed and who was present? I guessing it was the ANPSC Wednesday walking crew and in that case I'm pretty confident of my ID.

Besides that,

-Upper leaf surface is silky grey with what appears to be appressed cottony hairs.
-Involucral bracts are a deeper orange-yellow
-Location as monate forest above 1000m in the tinderries (C.gunnianum is a plant of grasslands well below 1000m).
JaneR wrote:
   17 Mar 2023
Sorry, I wasn't part of the discussion. Maybe i got the wrong message. Roger might be able to advise you
Tapirlord wrote:
   27 Jul 2023
Very clearly, C.monticola upon review.

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  • 15 Mar 2023 10:21 AM Recorded on
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  • True In flower

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