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Identification history
| Dianella sp. | 18 Apr 2024 | mcosgrove | ||
| Unidentified | 16 Apr 2024 | waltraud |
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In grassy woodland. Since about a year we observe these plants under Native Cherry trees.
5 comments
abread111
wrote:
18 Apr 2024
not like the Dianellas we do find in the area, but maybe the conditions make it laxer.
waltraud
wrote:
19 Apr 2024
It is very similar to Unidentified Other Wildflower or Herb
I think the recorded specimen is of the same species. It it doesn't look like any of the Dianella species I know. I haven't noticed Dianella revoluta at these lower slope - deep soil sites but that doesn't mean it isn't occurring there.
I think the recorded specimen is of the same species. It it doesn't look like any of the Dianella species I know. I haven't noticed Dianella revoluta at these lower slope - deep soil sites but that doesn't mean it isn't occurring there.
waltraud
wrote:
19 Apr 2024
... also it had finely serrated leaf margins like Unidentified Plant which I should have mentioned (it's hard to take close ups when it gets late at the end of a long weeding day).
abread111
wrote:
19 Apr 2024
Does not look like the D. revoluta planted in my garden, in shady situations.
I think the best strategy is wait and watch to see how it develops. There are too many potential garden escapes with strappy leaves, and so far I haven't discovered a good match with serrations on the leaf edges.
I think the best strategy is wait and watch to see how it develops. There are too many potential garden escapes with strappy leaves, and so far I haven't discovered a good match with serrations on the leaf edges.
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- 2 Abundance
- 15 Apr 2024 04:58 PM Recorded on
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