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Tasmannia lanceolata at Southwest, TAS by Detritivore
Sprengelia incarnata at Southwest, TAS by Detritivore
Pimelea linifolia at Southwest, TAS by Detritivore
Philotheca virgata at Southwest, TAS by Detritivore
Persoonia gunnii at Southwest, TAS by Detritivore
Melaleuca squamea at Southwest, TAS by Detritivore
Unidentified Other Shrub at Southwest, TAS by Detritivore
Unidentified Other Shrub at Southwest, TAS by Detritivore
Unidentified Other Shrub at Southwest, TAS by Detritivore
Unidentified Other Shrub at Southwest, TAS by Detritivore
Unidentified Other Shrub at Southwest, TAS by Detritivore
Exocarpos humifusus at Southwest, TAS by Detritivore
Dracophyllum milliganii at Southwest, TAS by Detritivore
Unidentified Other Shrub at Southwest, TAS by Detritivore
Cenarrhenes nitida at Southwest, TAS by Detritivore
Bauera rubioides at Southwest, TAS by Detritivore
Banksia marginata at Southwest, TAS by Detritivore
Banksia marginata at Southwest, TAS by Detritivore
Unidentified Other Shrub at Southwest, TAS by Detritivore

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MichaelBedingfield wrote:
23 Aug 2024
Richea scoparia added to taxonomy
Richea scoparia
Detritivore wrote:
21 Jun 2024
@Tapirlord that was my original thought too! Although there are various reports on the internet and in print ( Kirkpatrick, J.B. and Backhouse, S.(1981). Native Trees of Tasmania) of L.scoparium reaching heights over 15m. TAS also has a limited collection of trees with papery bark, almost exclusively Myrtaceae > of which only only 3 species reach heights over 10m > only one of which has an distribution range covering the Styx Valley. So though the art of deduction, (and a little help from my professor) i've settled on L.scoparium. But yes the lack of any other ID evidence leaves a lot to guessing sorry.
Leptospermum scoparium
Tapirlord wrote:
20 Jun 2024
I don't know much about leptospermum scoparium, but from what I can see it should be a shrub to 2m not a tree. Without seeing leaves, flowers, or fruit there isn't much else I can offer I'm sorry!
Leptospermum scoparium
Steve818 wrote:
18 Jun 2024
Based on location and https://www.utas.edu.au/dicotkey/dicotkey/EPACRIDS/sRichea_sprengelioides.htm#:~:text=Richea%20sprengelioides%20is%20a%20common,acerosa.
Richea sprengelioides
Steve818 wrote:
18 Jun 2024
https://www.utas.edu.au/dicotkey/dicotkey/OTHERS/fEscalloniaceae.htm
Anodopetalum biglandulosum

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