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Discussion

Tapirlord wrote:
45 min ago
Hybrid cultivar
Grevillea sp.
thegirlthatseedsgrew wrote:
3 hrs ago
Yes! It's in a known location for the species to occur but a new population that's robust and healthy.
Pimelea curviflora
plants wrote:
Yesterday
Chorizema parviflorum
plants wrote:
Yesterday
The leaves look good for it.
Chorizema parviflorum
plants wrote:
Yesterday
Possibly the vulnerable Pimelea curviflora var. curviflora.
Pimelea curviflora

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Acacia sp. New England (J.B.Williams 97011) NSW Herbarium at Carrolls Creek, NSW

Prostanthera petraea at Carrolls Creek, NSW

Philotheca epilosa at Carrolls Creek, NSW

Ozothamnus diosmifolius at Carrolls Creek, NSW

Solanum ditrichum at Carrolls Creek, NSW

Coronidium boormanii at Carrolls Creek, NSW

Kennedia rubicunda at Carrolls Creek, NSW

Pteridium esculentum at Carrolls Creek, NSW

Caladenia carnea at Carrolls Creek, NSW

Acacia viscidula at Carrolls Creek, NSW

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