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Guinea-Flowers (Genus Hibbertia)Observer
polyscias099Description
H. annularis ms
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Guinea-Flowers (Genus Hibbertia)Observer
reinerDescription
I can't work out which species this might be at 1100m elevation
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Guinea-Flowers (Genus Hibbertia)Observer
jennyghctDescription
This Hibbertia is new to me. Growing on rock outcrop, approx 60cm high (or more) and very green (not grey). Leaves pointed (not rounded). Using ALA, other Hibbertia recorded nearby apart from the common obtusifolia are H virgata, sericea, fasciculata, diffus, riparia & acicularis but I can't match it with any of these.
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Hibbertia disparObserver
jackiemilesDescription
One of those narrow-leaved HIbbertias that used to be lumped in with H. riparia. This keyed out readily to H. dispar, with one stamen on one side of the 2 hairy carpels and 3-4 on the other side.
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Hibbertia disparObserver
jackiemilesDescription
Found in a coastal heath monitoring plot on Endeavour Moor and identified as H. dispar by the 2 hairy carpels with 7 stamens on one side and 1 on the other. One of several entities in NSW far south coast heaths formerly lumped under H. riparia.
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Guinea-Flowers (Genus Hibbertia)Observer
jackiemilesDescription
Found in a coastal heath monitoring plot on Endeavour Moor with H. dispar which had 2 hairy carpels with 7 stamens on one side and 1 on the other. This plant had 3 hairy carpels with 7 stamens on one side and 3 on the other, long simple and stellate hairs on the calyx, leaves and stems, leaves about 5x1mm with the underside completely obscured by the revolute margins and plump midrib. One of several entities in NSW far south coast heaths formerly lumped under H. riparia.
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johneichlerDescription
Hibbertia hermanniifolia recondita in VicFlora. @reiner, @thebeachcomber, neither species nor subspecies names come up in 'search external name providers'. would you please add.
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Erect Guinea-Flower (Hibbertia riparia)Observer
karenretraDescription
Many of these plants in this reserve now flowering well, where just a few days ago, only the odd flower was open.
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Erect Guinea-Flower (Hibbertia riparia)Observer
mlinc87Description
Early flowering
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Guinea-Flowers (Genus Hibbertia)Observer
polyscias099Description
H. annularis ms @thammer
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Guinea-Flowers (Genus Hibbertia)Observer
jackiemilesDescription
Location is approximate; pulled off motorway at Mt White for a bit of photography.
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Bundled Hibbertia (Hibbertia fasciculata)Observer
dustawayDescription
Hibbertia fasciculata : Wardell
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Guinea-Flowers (Genus Hibbertia)Observer
ko1988Description
Found on Mount Bippo Penbean track
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Guinea-Flowers (Genus Hibbertia)Observer
stevecsurhesDescription
On sandstone ridge in heath
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Guinea-Flowers (Genus Hibbertia)Observer
flippergDescription
not familiar with this one
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Guinea-Flowers (Genus Hibbertia)Observer
quinkinDescription
Hibbertia Little Plain
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Guinea-Flowers (Genus Hibbertia)Observer
quinkinDescription
Hibbertia large-leaved Banyabba
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Guinea-Flowers (Genus Hibbertia)Observer
nyoni-peteDescription
5508 QNC Easter excursion. Camera did not have GPS so exact location in uncertain but within Durikai State Forest.
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Guinea-Flowers (Genus Hibbertia)Observer
arthur_chapmanDescription
Hibbertia at Isla Gorge, Queensland, Australia. July 2022.
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Hibbertia uncinataObserver
hortjeDescription
Growing in sandy area south of Victoria Rock.
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Hibbertia uncinataObserver
overlanderDescription
Plant 60 cm high; leaves up to 16 mm long; flower 21 mm in diameter.
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Guinea-Flowers (Genus Hibbertia)Observer
kwonganloverDescription
Banksia woodland, Two years after prescribed burn
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Guinea-Flowers (Genus Hibbertia)Observer
tergfdDescription
Hibbertia with long hairs: pubens? Banksia woodland, sand over laterite.
