ben01's Identifications
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Balta bicolorObservador
oakleycreek33Descrição
In Friends of Oakley Creek native plant nursery, Waterview
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Senecio glomeratusObservador
pjd1Descrição
The Chatham Islands race of Senecio glomeratus. Common at this location on disturbed peaty sand
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stephen_thorpeDescrição
73 Valley Rd, Mount Eden, Auckland 1024. Same plant as observed by me previously, now with ripe fruit.
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stephen_thorpeDescrição
Wattle Reserve. Scrub. One plant growing next to a toropapa.
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Juncus planifoliusObservador
pjd1Lugar
Chatham Islands, Rekohu (Chatham Island), Taia Peninsula, track running along southern end of Lake Kairangarahu (Google, OSM)Descrição
Common on disturbed peat within 4WD track leading along southern end of Lake Kairangarahu. Plants covered in water from previous nights heavy rains.
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Sonchus kirkiiObservador
pjd1Lugar
Chatham Islands, Rekohu (Chatham Island), Taia Peninsula, Lake Makuku (south-western shoreline) (Google, OSM)Descrição
Occasional amongst Carex pumila and Ficinia nodosa on the sandy shoreline of lake. Associated with Sonchus asper and S. oleraceus.
A very uncommon species on the islands - this is only the third time I have seen it on the islands.
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graeme_hillDescrição
Rather weatherbeaten. Perhaps not one from a recent release but that would be very coincidental.
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Tetragonia trigynaObservador
arnimDescrição
Kokihi does very well in this location.
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Tetragonia trigynaObservador
john_barklaDescrição
Common scrambler on margins of coastal podocarp-broadleaved forest
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Geranium homeanumObservador
pjd1Lugar
Chatham Islands, Rekohu (Chatham Island), Ouwenga Road, Kopi Bush (John & Bridget Preece's Kawanata) (Google, OSM)Descrição
Occasional plants noted in mostly dried off grass and concrete rubble at back of recently built house. First record for the islands and I suspect an accidental introduction from Aotearoa / New Zealand.
Plants with distinct carrot smell when foliage crushed, rootstock fibrous, much-branched not napiform.
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