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20 May 2025

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Discussion

Alice wrote:

1 min ago

Agree, probably a species of Triplectides

Triplectides sp. (genus)

JasonPStewartNMsnc2016 wrote:

1 hr ago

Not Flagellaria indica – inflorescence really different
(inflorescence means the compound structure of multiple flowers) .

Unverified Orchid

Frecko wrote:

1 hr ago

Is the protocol to remove a pic of another species, or just to note it ? - must have been growing mixed in with the Cassinia - it was a large patch of Cassinia and the only one seen in my range over 20 years that wasn't sifton or rosy

Cassinia sp.

Frecko wrote:

1 hr ago

I will get back to it (next time I play the third hole) and look for more detail

Eucalyptus globulus subsp. bicostata

RogerF wrote:

2 hrs ago

This is an easier one. Usually very difficult to approach. A male.

Stenocatantops angustifrons