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JasonPStewartNMsnc2016 wrote:

4 hrs ago

Please also see some more information here in VicFlora (some more up to date than NSW PlantNet at the moment).:
https://vicflora.rbg.vic.gov.au/flora/taxon/ee5496e9-6145-4d6b-8179-afb68bcd67f5
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Unidentified Rush, Sedge or Mat Rush

Csteele4 wrote:

Yesterday

While I was orchid hunting in this area, my partner and I saw a white car on the side of the road and I said, "bet that's another nature hunter!" Now I'm thinking it may have been you!

Allocasuarina distyla

Csteele4 wrote:

Yesterday

@Tapirlord Cheers Ciaran, because I questioned it for about an hour before I gave up and shot it to Lachlan 🤣

Corunastylis superba

JasonPStewartNMsnc2016 wrote:

Yesterday

This species of plants, recognised as having both: Indigenous Au forms and introduced forms from overseas here in Au .

And certainly occurring in this continent and extensively used by first people in this continent, along with related Portulaca spp. in Au,
for a very long time .

Portulaca oleracea

johnpugh wrote:

Yesterday

Thank you for the ID. Confusing as an edible weed for humans but toxic to dogs. Some debate as to being Australian or imported nuisance. It does appear to be prolific spreading along the edge of the roadway. Will try to restrain growth but they do seem to be good at spreading. Our Landcare Group has a planted site close by and we are considering starting to plant native edibles but maybe not this one.

Portulaca oleracea