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becjDescripción
Unusual soft herb found in a dry shady creek bed in Lambert Gully, Hobart
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Género PoaObserv.
nierinnaDescripción
Possibly Poa ensiformis. Several hundred plants on an easterly facing hillside 100m from a house. Apparently not planted. Habitat is typical for P. ensiformis (Eucalyptus Regnans forest) additional specimens were sighted on crown land further up Van Morey Rd.
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Cedrón (Aloysia citrodora)Observ.
rogarnettDescripción
Naturalising at the Arboretum
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Amaranto Blanco (Amaranthus albus)Observ.
philcolDescripción
Recently landscaped sandy soil. Mostly infertile plants. Extends onto nearby road verge.
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Plantas con Flores (Subfilo Angiospermae)Observ.
benjid007Descripción
Pretty confident that this is Myrtle Beech, but the leaf margins are entire, not serrated...
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Yerba de la Perdiz (Margyricarpus pinnatus)Observ.
philcolDescripción
10s of plants in tidy mowed verge. Not seen nearby. Presumed spreading by seed. No obvious origin.
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philcolDescripción
Several plants naturalised on vacant bush block. Shallow soil on dolerite rockplate.
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philcolDescripción
Cluster of plants that have likely naturalised for a few years. The original bulb was most likely planted.
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Helechos Alados (Género Pteris)Observ.
becjDescripción
Fascinating that this can germinate right in the city centre. How did the spores get here? Perhaps the fern has been in this old brick wall since it was built?
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Bonete de Arzobispo (Barringtonia asiatica)Observ.
birdiesontheperchDescripción
Found washed up on the shore
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Heliotropos, Colas de Escorpión Y Parientes (Género Heliotropium)Observ.
skipkat
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Pininana (Echium pininana)Observ.
philcolDescripción
At least two species of Echium are naturalising on embankment outside Hawley House. This specimen has naturalised over the road. It appears the two species are hybridising.
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Roble Australiano (Grevillea robusta)Observ.
becjDescripción
A very surprising find. I am sure about the ID. We drilled it at Bushcare. Location in tall wet undisturbed forest approx 520m asl and 40m above the pipeline track.
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Magnolias, Margaritas Y Parientes (Dicotiledóneas) (Clase Magnoliopsida)Observ.
tasmaphena
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Espinillo Amarillo (Ulex europaeus)Observ.
lukemcoooDescripción
Walls of gorse at Zeehan Cemetery. Fields of gorse can be seen extending off into the reserve.
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Género HeracleumObserv.
clintdownLugar
PrivadoDescripción
Suspect Giant Hogweed but leaf structure and other attributes suggest another similar species or hybrid.
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Zarzamora (Sección Rubus)Observ.
becjDescripción
blackberry getting hammered by green scarab beetles, doing a good job of limiting the declared weed
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Daphne laureolaObserv.
city_of_hobart_bushcareDescripción
A series of photos showing the densest infestations when first found and after treatment. The tree is probably a popular perch tree for birds which spread the weed. Relatively undisturbed stringybark forest over 500m asl.
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Barbuda (Coprinus comatus)Observ.
bomberbonossiDescripción
My son called them penshrooms
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Pino de Monterrey (Pinus radiata)Observ.
tasmanian_cryptofaunaDescripción
1 individual found quite far out into the plateau
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Espinos de Fuego, Piracantos Y Parientes (Género Cotoneaster)Observ.
ray_turnbull
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saxon1Descripción
I thought it was R. lappaceus but this specimen seems to have 8 petals so I am uncertain of the species.
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joe_atkinsonDescripción
Not sure what else this could be... but a very interesting form. and given the location's penchant for producing local endemics may warrant some further investigation next summer. Tas Census 2019 says browniana still accepted but cannot select using iNat. Edit 2022, browniana now on iNat.
Notice Natalie Tapson has a similar looking form photographed on Flickr tagged as being from Cape Pillar.
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Candelillos (Arisarum vulgare)Observ.
ramitsingalDescripción
Growing alongside a track in Kelcey Tier Reserve in Devonport. Never seen this in Australia before; introduced?
