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reinerDescripción
Geranium ?retrorsum
Identified as Pelargonium australe on Bowerbird by Richard HARTLAND: "I rhink this could be Pelargonium either australe which is common or the rarer P littoralis,"
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filipfuljerDescripción
decomposing stems of Equisetum fluviatile, alpine peat bog, leg. M. Krivúš, det. A. Polhorský
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Ácaros de Las Agallas (Familia Eriophyidae)Autor
nomennudumDescripción
Eriophyid mite galls on cultivated Banksia integrifolia subsp. integrifolia.
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pmwhitingtonDescripción
ID based on Rentz "A Guide to the Cockroaches of Australia"
- reddish edges and reddish legs
- spine on ningth tergite (arrow in photo #4)
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Polillas de la Ropa (Familia Tineidae)Autor
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Backyard regular survey
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russellbestDescripción
Seems to be variably named as Lachenalia aloides, Lachenalia aurea or Lachenalia aloides v. aurea.
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cornerautenbachDescripción
This is the same spot where L aloides was identified last year. Although the white apical band is not very visible, the apices is a more deep red color comparing to L quadricolor which is more purple/magenta.
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spoonbilljames1995Descripción
- Arctotheca species with capitula all yellow. Plants producing rosettes which soon develop creeping stolons which root at the nodes. A very different plant when compared with A.calendula.
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Ixia maculataAutor
heleneprestonDescripción
Yellow Ixia with red tips on outside. Black centre
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wolfeywolfeDescripción
Woorak cemetery plant. Would love to know if it’s native or introduced.
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justpatchyFecha
Septiembre 2018Descripción
Non native.. Removed and destroyed..
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Tules Y Zacates de Laguna (Familia Cyperaceae)Autor
botanicalblueDescripción
Forming dense mats in wet to shallowly inundated muck of buttonbush swamp. Associated with Cephalanthus occidentalis, Scutellaria lateriflora, Lemna minor, Carex stricta, Cornus amomum, Cicuta bulbifera. Spikes pistillate to bisexual with about 1-4 pistils and 0-3 stamens per spike.
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russellcummingDescripción
Catfish Waterhole.
Cyperus oxycarpus is a very tentative ID. It looks like it... to some extent. It occurs in this area.
I can't find anything else in Cyperaceae from this region which might match this.
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Papiros Y Juncos (Género Cyperus)Autor
martinbennettDescripción
12.3.7/12.9-10.15
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Paragüitas de Madagascar (Cyperus alternifolius)Autor
skepticgamDescripción
Papyrus?
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mauricio_mercadanteDescripción
Actinocephalus bongardii (A.St.-Hil.) Sano
(Paepalanthus hilairei Körn.)
ERIOCAULACEAE
Local: Parque Nacional da Serra do Cipó, Minas Gerais, Brasil.
Ref.: a) Sano, P.T. Flora da Serra do Cipó, Minas Gerais: Paepalanthus sect. Actinocephalus Koern. Bol. Bot. Univ. São Paulo 17:187-205, 1998; b) Sano, P.T. Actinocephalus (Körn.) Sano (Paepalanthus sect. Actinocephalus), a new genus of Eriocaulaceae, and other taxonomic and nomenclatural changes involving Paepalanthus Mart. Táxon, 53(1) : 99–107, February 2004.
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mauricio_mercadanteDescripción
Comanthera bisulcata (Körn.) L.R.Parra & Giul.
(Syngonanthus bisulcatus (Körn.) Ruhland)
ERIOCAULACEAE
Local: Parque Nacional da Serra do Cipó, Minas Gerais, Brasil.
Ref.: a) Parra, L.R. Flora da Serra do Cipó: Syngonanthus Ruhland (Eriocaulaceae). Bol. Bt. Univ. São Paulo 17:219-254, 1998; b) Parra, L.R. et al. Reestablishment and new circumscription of Comanthera (Eriocaulaceae). TAXON 59(4) : 1135–1146. August 2010.
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mauricio_mercadanteDescripción
Paepalanthus acanthophyllus Ruhland
ERIOCAULACEAE
Local: Cavalcante, Goiás, Brasil.
Ref.: Rede speciesLink (www.splink.org.br)
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light-up-goldDescripción
Growing trackside. Likely a garden escapee from neighbouring property
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Pastos, Juncos, Bromelias Y Afines (Orden Poales)Autor
paulaboerDescripción
Very short
