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Corunastylis clivicola 19 Feb 2024 CarbonAI
Prasophyllum sp. 19 Feb 2024 NedJohnston

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Looks like it could be Lachlan’s undescribed aff Keltonii long plain but I can’t tell it apart from true Keltonii or Canaliculatum

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TobiasHayashi wrote:
   26 Dec 2024
Just looking at these sightings again, and this plant is confusing me. It looks more like P wilkinsoniorum than canaliculatum/keltonii/aff keltonii. Labellum callus is raised and dominates the labellum, the labellum is constricted in the middle, and the labellum is quite long and flat. The labellum groove is quite shallow, unlike most canaliculatum and keltonii, although there is some variation. The flowers look much longer (less squat) than P sp aff keltonii (Long Plain) although I've not seen that one before. Would like to see in the flesh one day - perhaps for the moment best left as Prasophyllum sp.
MattM wrote:
   27 Dec 2024
Looking at the images of each species in your new guide I would agree they are a better match for P. wilkinsoniorum. Don't have anything else to add, so am happy to leave as sp.
Tapirlord wrote:
   16 Feb 2025
I have received advice that these plants are P.keltonii
Tapirlord wrote:
   2 Jul 2025
These plants are P.keltonii. I'll add the species and confirm these sightings shortly.

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