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Plecoptera sp. (order) (Unidentified Stone fly)

Plecoptera sp. (order)
Plecoptera sp. (order)
Plecoptera sp. (order)

Pluteus sp.

Pluteus sp.
Pluteus sp.
Pluteus sp.

Poa sieberiana (Poa Tussock)

Poa sieberiana
Poa sieberiana
Poa sieberiana
Poa sieberiana

Podolepis jaceoides (Showy Copper-wire Daisy)

Podolepis jaceoides
Podolepis jaceoides
Podolepis jaceoides
Podolepis jaceoides

Podolobium alpestre (Shaggy Alpine Pea)

Podolobium alpestre
Podolobium alpestre
Podolobium alpestre
Podolobium alpestre

Podolobium ilicifolium (prickly shaggy-pea)

Podolobium ilicifolium
Podolobium ilicifolium
Podolobium ilicifolium
Podolobium ilicifolium

Podolobium scandens (Netted Shaggy Pea)

Jackie Miles

Jackie Miles

Jackie Miles

Jackie Miles
Podolobium scandens
Jackie Miles
Jackie Miles

Poecilasthena (genus) (A looper moth)

Poecilasthena (genus)
Poecilasthena (genus)
Poecilasthena (genus)

Poecilometis strigatus (Gum Tree Shield Bug)

Poecilometis strigatus
Poecilometis strigatus
Nymph

Nymph
Poecilometis strigatus
Nymph

Polichne parvicauda (Short-tailed Polichne)

Polichne parvicauda
Polichne parvicauda
Polichne parvicauda
Polichne parvicauda

Pollanisus (genus) (A Forester Moth)

Pollanisus (genus)
Pollanisus (genus)
Pollanisus (genus)
Pollanisus (genus)

Polymeria calycina (Slender Bindweed)

Steve Burrows, Bournda

Steve Burrows, Bournda

Max Campbell, Murunna Point

Max Campbell, Murunna Point
Max Campbell, Meringo

Max Campbell, Meringo
Polymeria calycina
Steve Burrows, Bournda
Max Campbell, Murunna Point
Max Campbell, Meringo

Polyrhachis femorata (A spiny ant)

Polyrhachis femorata
Polyrhachis femorata
Polyrhachis femorata

Polyscias sambucifolia (Elderberry Panax)

Polyscias sambucifolia
Polyscias sambucifolia
Polyscias sambucifolia

Polyscias sambucifolia subsp. Bipinnate leaves (J.H.Ross 3967) Vic. Herbarium (Ferny Panax)

Polyscias sambucifolia subsp. Bipinnate leaves (J.H.Ross 3967) Vic. Herbarium
Polyscias sambucifolia subsp. Bipinnate leaves (J.H.Ross 3967) Vic. Herbarium
Polyscias sambucifolia subsp. Bipinnate leaves (J.H.Ross 3967) Vic. Herbarium
Polyscias sambucifolia subsp. Bipinnate leaves (J.H.Ross 3967) Vic. Herbarium

Polyscias sambucifolia subsp. Short leaflets (V.Stajsic 196) Vic. Herbarium (Elderberry Panax, Ornamental Ash, Elderberry Ash)

Polyscias sambucifolia subsp. Short leaflets (V.Stajsic 196) Vic. Herbarium
Polyscias sambucifolia subsp. Short leaflets (V.Stajsic 196) Vic. Herbarium
Polyscias sambucifolia subsp. Short leaflets (V.Stajsic 196) Vic. Herbarium
Polyscias sambucifolia subsp. Short leaflets (V.Stajsic 196) Vic. Herbarium

Pomaderris andromedifolia (Yellow Pomaderris)

Pomaderris andromedifolia
Pomaderris andromedifolia
Pomaderris andromedifolia

Pomaderris angustifolia (Pomaderris)

Pomaderris angustifolia
Pomaderris angustifolia
Pomaderris angustifolia
Pomaderris angustifolia

Pomaderris betulina subsp. betulina (Birch Pomaderris)

Pomaderris betulina subsp. betulina
Pomaderris betulina subsp. betulina
Pomaderris betulina subsp. betulina
Pomaderris betulina subsp. betulina

Pomaderris discolor (Eastern Pomaderris)

Pomaderris discolor
Pomaderris discolor
Pomaderris discolor

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