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30 Jan 2025

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Discussion

marcycad wrote:

just now

The very light-brown/beige-coloured packing-bracts are very distinct to X. fulva. The scape is also too broad to be X. macronema.

Xanthorrhoea macronema

marcycad wrote:

5 min ago

Xanthorrhoea would be better placed in with lilies.

Xanthorrhoea macronema

marcycad wrote:

15 min ago

The bottle-brush like flower spike is very distinctive to this species. X. johnsonii can easily be excluded.

Xanthorrhoea macronema

lllwlllyn wrote:

Yesterday

There are spines along back of midrib, and sap turns a yellowish cream colour. A lot more virosa than serriola in the area.

Unidentified Daisy

RobG1 wrote:

Yesterday

I agree, we saw some flowering in the general area on the 8th of January. The altitude looks a little odd on the sighting, it is more like 940m (I think).

Corunastylis nuda