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Bladensburg National Park field guide

Bladensburg National Park

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Astrebla Downs National Park field guide

Astrebla Downs National Park

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Diamantina National Park field guide

Diamantina National Park

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Forest Den National Park field guide

Forest Den National Park

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Goneaway National Park field guide

Goneaway National Park

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Lochern National Park field guide

Lochern National Park

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Munga-Thirri National Park field guide

Munga-Thirri National Park

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Welford National Park field guide

Welford National Park

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Discussion

Grassman wrote:
26 Oct 2023
Can't discount T. longiceps at that distance, even though its not common in the area

Triodia sp.
Grassman wrote:
19 Oct 2023
T basedowii is by far the most common species within 200 km of the area and its not T longiceps (wrong leaf colour) or T bitextura (wrong flowerhead type); the only other species recorded

Triodia basedowii
jks wrote:
18 Oct 2023
Pretty!

Macgregoria racemigera
natureguy wrote:
17 Oct 2023

Hakea sp.
LyndalT wrote:
17 Oct 2023
I think leaves on lorea look more droopy than this

Hakea sp.

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