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Weddin Mountains National Park field guide

Weddin Mountains National Park

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Wollemi National Park field guide

Wollemi National Park

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Conimbla National Park field guide

Conimbla National Park

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Nangar National Park field guide

Nangar National Park

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Warrumbungle National Park

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Blue Mountains National Park field guide

Blue Mountains National Park

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Koorawatha Nature Reserve

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Abercrombie River National Park

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Capertee National Park field guide

Capertee National Park

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Coolah Tops National Park

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Gardens of Stone National Park field guide

Gardens of Stone National Park

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Goobang National Park field guide

Goobang National Park

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Goulburn River National Park

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Kanangra-Boyd National Park

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Lachlan Valley National Park

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Marrangaroo National Park

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Turon National Park

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Discussion

JaneR wrote:
30 Mar 2024
Yes, you are correct: the woody branches are indeed somewhat hairy: plus, the stamen number looks more likely to be 15 at least (even though photo does not show in good detail clearly). Thanks for picking that up.

Hibbertia circumdans
JaneR wrote:
30 Mar 2024
If you are not sure, then perhaps best it be changed.

Blechnum sp.
Tapirlord wrote:
30 Mar 2024
Stems seem hairy, but correct me if i'm wrong. H.circumdans is closely related to H.monogyna

Hibbertia circumdans
Tapirlord wrote:
30 Mar 2024
I'm not quite sure with this one sorry Jane, guessing you are pretty confident? If so I'll confirm

Blechnum sp.
3 Mar 2024
Possibly (or probably?) Cryptoblepharus pannosus. Hard to be certain without close examination or particular close-ups.

Cryptoblepharus pannosus

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