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Discussion

JaneR wrote:

7 hrs ago

some of the spikelets look flat and distichous: which would make this Isolepis levynsiana

Isolepis sp.

AndyRoo wrote:

25 Apr 2025

I've checked on PlantNET filtering plant name search by Southern Tablelands Botanical Subdivision. Given the height, the slender culms/stems, simple inflorescence, and the lengths of the leaf-like involucral bracts looks closest looking candidates are C. lhotskyanus, C. sanguinolentus or C. unioloides? Unless it's a new species or a species from outside of the Southern Tablelands Botanical Subdivision?

Cyperus

Jennybach wrote:

23 Apr 2025

Thanks for noting that @JaneR

Lomandra filiformis

JaneR wrote:

23 Apr 2025

the dead head in the main photo is another plant, and a bit confusing,

Lomandra filiformis

abread111 wrote:

21 Apr 2025

Subsequently placed guards around these Carex, as grazing pressure remains high in dry autumn conditions.