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Tapirlord wrote:
10 min ago
Hi Roger, respectfully I disagree though await the results of the specimen ID. I note the presence of stipules, comparatively shorter and narrow leaves and montane habitat at altitude. In P.angustifola the stipules are deciduous; the leaves are generally longer and broader and (according to description) the species is found on shallow rocky soils near river corridors. Let me know what you discover :)

Pomaderris phylicifolia subsp. ericoides
Miranda wrote:
16 min ago
@MarkH thanks. I can definitely collect some specimens, these were quite numerous and I found them in the same location last year, and breeding (Diphucrania sp. (genus) (Jewel Beetle))

@Harrisi could you maybe help with collection as I imagine you know the drill for this? Thanks 😊

Diphucrania sp. (genus)
Tapirlord wrote:
17 min ago
I reckon micromyrtus is a good call

Leptospermum micromyrtus
MarkH wrote:
31 min ago
This species is quite rugose and looks very similar to Diphucrania trimentula which I have recorded from the Sydney region. It is not possible to be 100% certain without looking at the specimen under a microscope.
I recommend a few specimens be collected and deposited into ANIC. It is also possible that this is a different genus to Diphucrania given it was found on a Dodoneae plant which is quite unusual.
It also looks similar to Aaaaba nodosus which is usually found on Rubra spp

Diphucrania sp. (genus)
waltraud wrote:
58 min ago
oh noooo - I cut it. Over many years I monitored and treated Gorse which grew in this area; don't know what I was thinking :-(

Leptospermum continentale

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