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lllwlllyn wrote:

Yesterday

There are spines along back of midrib, and sap turns a yellowish cream colour. A lot more virosa than serriola in the area.

Unidentified Daisy

RobG1 wrote:

Yesterday

I agree, we saw some flowering in the general area on the 8th of January. The altitude looks a little odd on the sighting, it is more like 940m (I think).

Corunastylis nuda

Teresa wrote:

Yesterday

Thanks Ciaran & Plants, trees are not my strong point, but Corymbia maculata is self explainatory while the stringybarks leave me wondering. These tow are possibly the most common in this area.

Eucalyptus globoidea

MazzV wrote:

Yesterday

Just keyed this out to find Tapirlord had come to the same conclusion. Great to know my 1st 'it felt successful' keying out exercise was exactly that. Thanks to Tapirlord & Plantnet NSW.

Parsonsia straminea

plants wrote:

Yesterday

At that location, I agree re the stringybark.

Eucalyptus globoidea