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JasonPStewartNMsnc2016
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2 hrs ago
Features including leaves' form and stems' form suggests Einadia nutans .
Einadia nutans
Tapirlord
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Yesterday
Lisa, just so you know Gnaphaliinae is a subfamily designation rather than a genus, it includes the cudweeds & paper daisies.
@MichaelBedingfield i'm sorry but i've added this incorrectly. Could you please move it into daises?
@MichaelBedingfield i'm sorry but i've added this incorrectly. Could you please move it into daises?
Coronidium lanuginosum
Tapirlord
wrote:
16 Feb 2025
This keys relatively happily to L.dentata if we assume that it is not Lobelia simplicicaulis. However, the foliage is not as coarsely toothed as I would expect and the inflorescence is pretty sparse for L.dentata. I appreciate that we cannot make an exact determination either way without ripe seed but I would go for Lobelia simplicicaulis which prefers a taller, wetter grade of forest so is more common in these montane settings.
Lobelia dentata
Tapirlord
wrote:
16 Feb 2025
Atypical for stricta, but the calyx lobes in photo 4 seem long enough.
Wahlenbergia stricta subsp. stricta
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