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Tapirlord wrote:
Yesterday
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Unidentified Other Wildflower or Herb
Mike wrote:
21 Mar 2025
Removed and mapped on Field maps. I hope this is the last of the infestation.
Oenothera lindheimeri
Tapirlord wrote:
21 Mar 2025
D.linearis should be hairy
Dampiera leptoclada
Tapirlord wrote:
21 Mar 2025
Endemic to the stirling range
Goodenia brendannarum
AndyRoo wrote:
21 Mar 2025
Well it was when we visited with Rainer in Oct 2015. So I don't know if it is still there. It would be good if someone on the team would add it to the NatureMapr species list.
Unidentified Other Wildflower or Herb

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Isotoma fluviatilis subsp. australis

Epilobium sp.

Asperula conferta at Tennent, ACT

Centaurium erythraea at Tennent, ACT

Cerastium glomeratum at Tennent, ACT

Dichondra sp. Inglewood (J.M.Dalby 86/93) Qld Herbarium at Lake Bathurst, NSW

Goodenia radicans at Lake Bathurst, NSW

Solanum nigrum at Gunning, NSW

Wahlenbergia capillaris at Weetangera, ACT

Ranunculus diminutus at Lake Bathurst, NSW

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