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JasonPStewartNMsnc2016 wrote:

21 Feb 2025

Good morning .
On the NstureMapr website page of this your sighting you may please edit this sighting, including your above expressed edits of adding your identification of Rhodamnia rubescens and adding your notes in your above comment actually into this your sighting's user's public notes field .

Unidentified Other Tree

daverawlins75 wrote:

21 Feb 2025

Oops - i didn’t write it in the ‘public’ field but this tree is Rhodamnia rubescens - scrub turpentine (which isn’t in the selection list)
A critically endangered plant (both NSW Biodiversity Conservation Act and Federal EPBC Act)

Unidentified Other Tree

Tapirlord wrote:

19 Feb 2025

Looks a bit like the NZ species P.henkelii

Podocarpus (Genus)

marcycad wrote:

16 Feb 2025

This specimen is not characteristic of any Lomandra species. The area where this specimen occurs is narrowed down to just 3 species, X. australis, X. concava and X. resinosa. The untidy crown/tuft of long with some highly flexed leaves, acaulescent habit and long thin scape with equal spike length strongly suggests X. concava.

Xanthorrhoea concava

JaneR wrote:

15 Feb 2025

Why does CarbonAI take precedence over a suggestion ?
this is clearly not Lomandra longifolia, and is clearly a Xanthorrhoea (although I don't know what species) but a long as this is listed as Lomandra longifolia it is not going to attract attention of relevant moderators.

Xanthorrhoea concava