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See comments, it has been two years and nothing has been done.| Insufficient or inconclusive evidence | Tapirlord | 10 Nov 2021 | |
| Unverified | MeenaS | 28 Feb 2019 |
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2 Mar 2019
I get the impression that the leaves have three narrow leaflets, which means it might be a Zieria.
Only a moderator who is really familiar over a number of years with the particular area a sighting came from will be able to recognise on sight plants that have no flowers or seed cases/fruit. The rest of us can only make wild guesses.
Only a moderator who is really familiar over a number of years with the particular area a sighting came from will be able to recognise on sight plants that have no flowers or seed cases/fruit. The rest of us can only make wild guesses.
3 Mar 2019
It could be worth while for someone with a permit to go back when it is flowering to collect a specimen to send to either (or both) Sydney and Canberra herbaria. Zierias with narrow warty leaves sort of nearby are the species that used to be Zieria tuberculata at Cambewarra, and Zieria granulata in the Illawarra.
That is if it is a Zieria at all.
That is if it is a Zieria at all.
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