Diplodium atrans

Dark-tip greenhood at Cotter River, ACT

Request use of media

Identify this sighting

Diplodium atrans MattM 27 Mar 2023
Diplodium decurvum Tapirlord 23 Mar 2023
Unverified Christine 23 Mar 2023

Please Login or Register to identify this sighting.

6 comments

   23 Mar 2023
Would you happen to have any other images of this plant(s)? These look a little different to typical D. decurvum, but I am not sure if it is just the green colouration.
   27 Mar 2023
@MattM , I only had a couple of out of focus shots in addition to the three in the sighting. I have added one of them, and also added a crop of the third photo, so you get a closer image. But I'm not sure specifically what you wanted to see in more detail, is it the flower from a different angle, or a leaf?
   27 Mar 2023
Thanks Christine. I particularly wanted to see an image of the flower from the side. While a clear photograph is ideal, a slightly blurry photo of the plant from the side may still be adequate as I would be able to see the profile of the orchid (as in image 5). Looking at the way the sinus (the lower lip of the mouth) projects forward I am inclined to tentatively call this D. atrans.
   27 Mar 2023
Okay, I have replaced oof photo four with another oof photo, but might be better side shot. Thanks.
   27 Mar 2023
@TobiasHayashi could you have a look at this one? The colouration, shape of the sinus, and short lateral sepals (with clubs?) look a bit atypical for D. decurvum.
   27 Mar 2023
Yep agree with Pt atrans Matt

Please Login or Register to comment.

Location information

Sighting information

  • At least 1 Abundance
  • Christine Recorded by
  • Yes In flower

Collections

Species information

Seasonal activity

  • In flower

    J
    F
    M
    A
    M
    J
    J
    A
    S
    O
    N
    D

Record quality

Quality score 4 / 7
  • Images or audio
  • More than one media file
  • Verified by an expert moderator
  • Additional attributes
  • Nearby sighting(s) of same species
  • GPS evidence of location
  • Description
856,721 sightings of 23,826 species from 16,436 members
NatureMapr is developed by at3am | Made and hosted in Australia | privacy | CCA 3.0