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JasonPStewart wrote:

27 Feb 2026

Ange and all,
FWIW i have just uploaded this other sighting of a more advanced growth (sapling still?) vine in an off track area: Premna limbata .

I think these identify as the same species, but i have not yet confirmed that either.
Both these sightings' identifications remain for me a slow motion work in progress !

All the best,
Jason .

Premna limbata

Ange wrote:

27 Feb 2026

Thanks Jason! No problem at all, I was scrolling through some of the unverified uploads and thought it looked familiar. :-)

Premna limbata

JasonPStewart wrote:

27 Feb 2026

PS. I think the most likely identification candidate for me still remains: a vine sapling of Premna limbata .

https://apps.lucidcentral.org/rainforest/text/entities/premna_limbata.htm .

Premna limbata

JasonPStewart wrote:

27 Feb 2026

@Ange thank you i appreciate the thoughtful identification suggestion.
This sapling of a larger growing plant species, does not have any stinging hairs hence not in the genus Urtica.

Thank you for reminding me to re-consider species in this wet tropics bio-region in this Urticaceae botanical family, as well as the more likely i still think: Lamiaceae botanical family .

Most plants' spp. in this bio-region in this Urticaceae botanical family do not have these opposite attached leaves which this plant in my sighting and _Urtica incisa_ have, hence less likely identification candidates so far as i know these Urticaceae botanical family spp. in this bio-region (about half of the spp. here, i have so far learned first hand in the field.) .

Premna limbata

Ange wrote:

25 Feb 2026

Maybe a species of honeysuckle?

Lonicera japonica