When Michael M was investigating the occurrence of I. adesmiifolia it was an unusual species. At that time there were 5 scattered specimens in the ~65ha of Mt Rogers. There are now many more, particularly in the area of this sighting. The original plant has produced scores of offspring, particularly in the recent 'good rainfall' years. The area is quality woody grassland but I probably need to send in more images to provide evidence of its residual biodiversity. ALG is a threat from the west, however.