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Ivy Leaved Violet (Viola hederacea)Observer
ninakerr01Description
montane form
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Ivy Leaved Violet (Viola hederacea)Observer
ninakerr01Description
montane form
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Dwarf Violet (Viola improcera)Observer
rgvhfDescription
I think.
Last two photos taken ~2m and 5m away, just shows more habitat
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Carex archeriObserver
philcolDescription
Rhizomatous in moss in small vertical cleft between alpine dolerite rocks.
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Carex austrocompactaObserver
philcolDescription
Moderate sized tussocks or groups of tufted herbs in alpine grassland. Widespread and common often as smaller tufts, frequently smut affected in the inflorescence.
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Section ErpetionObserver
yundinatureconservancyDescription
Regeneration after slashing Phragmites australis
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Montane Ivyleaf Violet (Viola curtisiae)Observer
luis615Description
Small herb among Poa Snow Grass Tussocks under Eucalyptus pauciflora and E. nitens 1560m elevation. Leaves diamond shaped with scattered hairs along margins. Flowers White lateral petals slightly bearded but not twisted all petal emarginate. A close match for V. curtisiae in Vic and Tas.
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Tiny Violet (Viola sieberiana)Observer
luis615Description
Small violet with Diamond Shaped leaves in swamp forest with Melaleuca spp. growing in peaty sandy soil derived from sandstone with Lindsaea incisa
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Stately Violet (Viola eminens)Observer
luis615Description
Medium sized violet in peaty wetland with Lindernia alsinoides. Leaves reniforme pale green with extended apex tooth. Flowers very dark purple and white.
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Stately Violet (Viola eminens)Observer
luis615Description
New species allied to V. eminens and V. sp. Sassafras in Rainforest with Callicoma serratifolia on Chillingham Volcanics tuff and pyroclasics poor low nutrient soils. Herb creeping and cascading from banks on edge of road. Leaves broad reniforme discolorous flowers much taller than leaves top sepals bent downwards.
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Sandstone Violet (Viola silicestris)Observer
patrick_campbellDescription
A native violet growing halfway up a rock beside a track. Whilst flower colour and pattern are key distinguishing features in native violet identification, I narrowed it down to either Viola silicestris or V. hederacea, primarily using the leaves and decided on the former, after comparing leaves of nearby known specimens of both species. Leaf margin and lamina base and its attachment to the petiole differences were particularly useful.
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Violets (Genus Viola)Observer
jackiemilesDescription
Growing with V. hederacea on the margins of a boggy drainage line among Callistemon citrinus. Viola sp. nov.
