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EathanDouglas wrote:

8 Jan 2025

Nephila pilipes will be the only Nephila species in Australia, Trichonephila plumipes & Nephila plumipes are both listed on Naturemapr but they're Synonymous & Trichonephila gets priority. :)

Nephila pilipes

AaronClausen wrote:

6 Jun 2023

Thanks heaps @Tapirlord - agree it's king greenhood, but will be guided by your advice to leave at genus level, sounds good.

Pterostylis sp.

Tapirlord wrote:

6 Jun 2023

That would be Pterostylis baptistii, but unless you've got a particularly strong viewpoint on this then I think the ID is better at genus. In saying that, having grown Pt.baptisii I do agree that the leaves are a decent match, what is certain is that this belongs to the "typical" group of greenhoods.

Pterostylis sp.

AaronClausen wrote:

25 May 2023

Thanks for the ID @Liam.m

Caleana major

JoanH wrote:

13 Sep 2022

This plant is definitely Pimelea linifolia, which does not appear on your list.

Pimelea linifolia

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