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Jennybach wrote:
1 hr ago
Thanks
Polistes (Polistes) chinensis
JaneR wrote:
1 hr ago
yes, I agree about plant height: its not a characteristics I would normally rely on solely to separate species. But in the field, its very noticeable how tall these Drosera are (and on quite slender stems but still erect). the other differences (colour; shape of bud; long v short indumentum on calyx) are also gradational and a bit subjective.
Drosera gunniana
ibaird wrote:
1 hr ago
Does not look right for Leptosaces schistopa either
Gelechioidea (superfamily)
Tapirlord wrote:
1 hr ago
This could be the native M.australis. Have you got any pictures of the leaves
Myosotis discolor
VeraKurz wrote:
1 hr ago
And this is why you and the others are so fabulous. I could have looked at those hairs for hours without being able to tell the difference. Thank you :)
Swainsona sericea

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