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Family : Pittosporaceae
I am of the belief that this plant was originally in the temperature and humidity controlled environment of the Tropical Plants Pyramid House at the Royal Botanic Gardens Sydney but with the renovation/closure of that facility about 18+ months ago it was moved outside to a north facing position under established rainforest trees where it appears to be doing well.
The plant was labelled as Pittosporum wingii but good sleuthing by Macropneuma drew my attention to this error as the plant does not key out as Pittosporum wingii. After looking at the CSIRO KEY and KEYBASE my belief is that the plant needs to be re-labelled as Pittosporum rubiginosum although possibly Pittosporum trilobum could not entirely be ruled out, hence the id2bchecked tag.
These images were taken in March 2013. I was there again a month later, in late April 2014, and the plant had finished flowering. Unfortunately I did not stop to re-examine the plant so will do so at my next visit.
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Family : Pittosporaceae
I am of the belief that this plant was originally in the temperature and humidity controlled environment of the Tropical Plants Pyramid House at the Royal Botanic Gardens Sydney but with the renovation/closure of that facility about 18+ months ago it was moved outside to a north facing position under established rainforest trees where it appears to be doing well.
The plant was labelled as Pittosporum wingii but good sleuthing by Macropneuma drew my attention to this error as the plant does not key out as Pittosporum wingii. After looking at the CSIRO KEY and KEYBASE my belief is that the plant needs to be re-labelled as Pittosporum rubiginosum although possibly Pittosporum trilobum could not entirely be ruled out, hence the id2bchecked tag.
These images were taken in March 2013. I was there again a month later, in late April 2014, and the plant had finished flowering. Unfortunately I did not stop to re-examine the plant so will do so at my next visit.
IDENTIFYING AUSTRALIAN RAINFOREST PLANTS,TREES & FUNGI - Flick Group --> DATABASE INDEX
Family : Pittosporaceae
I am of the belief that this plant was originally in the temperature and humidity controlled environment of the Tropical Plants Pyramid House at the Royal Botanic Gardens Sydney but with the renovation/closure of that facility about 18+ months ago it was moved outside to a north facing position under established rainforest trees where it appears to be doing well.
The plant was labelled as Pittosporum wingii but good sleuthing by Macropneuma drew my attention to this error as the plant does not key out as Pittosporum wingii. After looking at the CSIRO KEY and KEYBASE my belief is that the plant needs to be re-labelled as Pittosporum rubiginosum although possibly Pittosporum trilobum could not entirely be ruled out, hence the id2bchecked tag.
These images were taken in March 2013. I was there again a month later, in late April 2014, and the plant had finished flowering. Unfortunately I did not stop to re-examine the plant so will do so at my next visit.
IDENTIFYING AUSTRALIAN RAINFOREST PLANTS,TREES & FUNGI - Flick Group --> DATABASE INDEX
Family : Pittosporaceae
I am of the belief that this plant was originally in the temperature and humidity controlled environment of the Tropical Plants Pyramid House at the Royal Botanic Gardens Sydney but with the renovation/closure of that facility about 18+ months ago it was moved outside to a north facing position under established rainforest trees where it appears to be doing well.
The plant was labelled as Pittosporum wingii but good sleuthing by Macropneuma drew my attention to this error as the plant does not key out as Pittosporum wingii. After looking at the CSIRO KEY and KEYBASE my belief is that the plant needs to be re-labelled as Pittosporum rubiginosum although possibly Pittosporum trilobum could not entirely be ruled out, hence the id2bchecked tag.
These images were taken in March 2013. I was there again a month later, in late April 2014, and the plant had finished flowering. Unfortunately I did not stop to re-examine the plant so will do so at my next visit.
IDENTIFYING AUSTRALIAN RAINFOREST PLANTS,TREES & FUNGI - Flick Group --> DATABASE INDEX
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Siloxerus, either Siloxerus humifusus or Siloxerus filifolius . Christmas Tree Well, Western Australia, November 2011.
According to Flowering plants of Western Australia:
Siloxerus humifusus has pappus about equal to or slightly exceeding the length of the floret; capitular bracts and paleae 1.25–1.90 cm long;
Siloxerus filifolius has pappus about half the length of the floret; capitular bracts and paleae 2.5–4.5 mm long.
Go figure.
Thanks to Kai for the ID.
Family : Pittosporaceae
I am of the belief that this plant was originally in the temperature and humidity controlled environment of the Tropical Plants Pyramid House at the Royal Botanic Gardens Sydney but with the renovation/closure of that facility about 18+ months ago it was moved outside to a north facing position under established rainforest trees where it appears to be doing well.
The plant was labelled as Pittosporum wingii but good sleuthing by Macropneuma drew my attention to this error as the plant does not key out as Pittosporum wingii. After looking at the CSIRO KEY and KEYBASE my belief is that the plant needs to be re-labelled as Pittosporum rubiginosum although possibly Pittosporum trilobum could not entirely be ruled out, hence the id2bchecked tag.
These images were taken in March 2013. I was there again a month later, in late April 2014, and the plant had finished flowering. Unfortunately I did not stop to re-examine the plant so will do so at my next visit.
IDENTIFYING AUSTRALIAN RAINFOREST PLANTS,TREES & FUNGI - Flick Group --> DATABASE INDEX
Family : Pittosporaceae
I am of the belief that this plant was originally in the temperature and humidity controlled environment of the Tropical Plants Pyramid House at the Royal Botanic Gardens Sydney but with the renovation/closure of that facility about 18+ months ago it was moved outside to a north facing position under established rainforest trees where it appears to be doing well.
The plant was labelled as Pittosporum wingii but good sleuthing by Macropneuma drew my attention to this error as the plant does not key out as Pittosporum wingii. After looking at the CSIRO KEY and KEYBASE my belief is that the plant needs to be re-labelled as Pittosporum rubiginosum although possibly Pittosporum trilobum could not entirely be ruled out, hence the id2bchecked tag.
These images were taken in March 2013. I was there again a month later, in late April 2014, and the plant had finished flowering. Unfortunately I did not stop to re-examine the plant so will do so at my next visit.
IDENTIFYING AUSTRALIAN RAINFOREST PLANTS,TREES & FUNGI - Flick Group --> DATABASE INDEX
Family : Pittosporaceae
I am of the belief that this plant was originally in the temperature and humidity controlled environment of the Tropical Plants Pyramid House at the Royal Botanic Gardens Sydney but with the renovation/closure of that facility about 18+ months ago it was moved outside to a north facing position under established rainforest trees where it appears to be doing well.
The plant was labelled as Pittosporum wingii but good sleuthing by Macropneuma drew my attention to this error as the plant does not key out as Pittosporum wingii. After looking at the CSIRO KEY and KEYBASE my belief is that the plant needs to be re-labelled as Pittosporum rubiginosum although possibly Pittosporum trilobum could not entirely be ruled out, hence the id2bchecked tag.
These images were taken in March 2013. I was there again a month later, in late April 2014, and the plant had finished flowering. Unfortunately I did not stop to re-examine the plant so will do so at my next visit.
IDENTIFYING AUSTRALIAN RAINFOREST PLANTS,TREES & FUNGI - Flick Group --> DATABASE INDEX
Family : Pittosporaceae
I am of the belief that this plant was originally in the temperature and humidity controlled environment of the Tropical Plants Pyramid House at the Royal Botanic Gardens Sydney but with the renovation/closure of that facility about 18+ months ago it was moved outside to a north facing position under established rainforest trees where it appears to be doing well.
The plant was labelled as Pittosporum wingii but good sleuthing by Macropneuma drew my attention to this error as the plant does not key out as Pittosporum wingii. After looking at the CSIRO KEY and KEYBASE my belief is that the plant needs to be re-labelled as Pittosporum rubiginosum although possibly Pittosporum trilobum could not entirely be ruled out, hence the id2bchecked tag.
These images were taken in March 2013. I was there again a month later, in late April 2014, and the plant had finished flowering. Unfortunately I did not stop to re-examine the plant so will do so at my next visit.
IDENTIFYING AUSTRALIAN RAINFOREST PLANTS,TREES & FUNGI - Flick Group --> DATABASE INDEX
Family : Pittosporaceae
I am of the belief that this plant was originally in the temperature and humidity controlled environment of the Tropical Plants Pyramid House at the Royal Botanic Gardens Sydney but with the renovation/closure of that facility about 18+ months ago it was moved outside to a north facing position under established rainforest trees where it appears to be doing well.
The plant was labelled as Pittosporum wingii but good sleuthing by Macropneuma drew my attention to this error as the plant does not key out as Pittosporum wingii. After looking at the CSIRO KEY and KEYBASE my belief is that the plant needs to be re-labelled as Pittosporum rubiginosum although possibly Pittosporum trilobum could not entirely be ruled out, hence the id2bchecked tag.
These images were taken in March 2013. I was there again a month later, in late April 2014, and the plant had finished flowering. Unfortunately I did not stop to re-examine the plant so will do so at my next visit.
IDENTIFYING AUSTRALIAN RAINFOREST PLANTS,TREES & FUNGI - Flick Group --> DATABASE INDEX
Family : Pittosporaceae
I am of the belief that this plant was originally in the temperature and humidity controlled environment of the Tropical Plants Pyramid House at the Royal Botanic Gardens Sydney but with the renovation/closure of that facility about 18+ months ago it was moved outside to a north facing position under established rainforest trees where it appears to be doing well.
The plant was labelled as Pittosporum wingii but good sleuthing by Macropneuma drew my attention to this error as the plant does not key out as Pittosporum wingii. After looking at the CSIRO KEY and KEYBASE my belief is that the plant needs to be re-labelled as Pittosporum rubiginosum although possibly Pittosporum trilobum could not entirely be ruled out, hence the id2bchecked tag.
These images were taken in March 2013. I was there again a month later, in late April 2014, and the plant had finished flowering. Unfortunately I did not stop to re-examine the plant so will do so at my next visit.
IDENTIFYING AUSTRALIAN RAINFOREST PLANTS,TREES & FUNGI - Flick Group --> DATABASE INDEX
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Family : Solanaceae
keybase.rbg.vic.gov.au/keys/show/794?fbclid=IwAR1Xqfn6NfQ...
Fitzgerald River National Park Hopetoun Ravensthorpe Western Australia
Stamens in clusters of 3, not united. Petals either lacking or not normally discernible
From: Blackall, W.E. & Grieve, B.J. (1980).
Conothamnus.
In: How to Know Western Australian Wildflowers IIIA,
pp. 134-135. University of Western Australia Press, Perth
keybase.rbg.vic.gov.au/dev/keys/show/3434. IMG_2104X upload 11/5/2018 taken 13 September 2012,
Looks like a native twining bindweed, either Convolvulus erubescens (more likely?), C. graminetinus, or C. remotus. TODO check keys e.g. www.rbg.vic.gov.au/keybase/index.php/key/indentedkey/849
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