Coronidium sp.

1 High Range

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Identification history

Coronidium sp.	4 Jul 2024	Tapirlord
Senecio quadridentatus	4 Jul 2024	CarbonAI
Coronidium gunnianum	18 May 2023	Tapirlord
Calotis lappulacea	18 May 2023	Curiosity

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5 comments

Curiosity wrote:

18 May 2023

@Tapirlord, I have added 2 more images to the sighting. Image 3 shows the base of the plant in images 1 & 2. It was growing in a patch of sand. Image 4 shows another flower nearby in a more vegetated wet area.

natureguy wrote:

18 May 2023

I think C. gunnianum is a good call.

Tapirlord wrote:

4 Jul 2024

C.gunnianum is most likely I suspect (given that the upper cauline leaves are woolly), but I've got a shadow of a doubt given that I can't tell whether or not the leaves are discolourus and some foliage appears almost bristly as per C.scorpioides

Curiosity wrote:

5 Jul 2024

Thanks, @Tapirlord. It's likely I'll be visiting this area again and if the plant is blooming, I'll try for some better photos of the leaves.

Tapirlord wrote:

5 Jul 2024

Cheers!

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Location information

Coordinates 150.353896 -34.401014
Maps High Range Wingecarribee Local Government Area Jellore
Places High Range, NSW

Sighting information

At least 1 Abundance
5 May 2023 12:39 PM Recorded on
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Plants Daisies Curiosity Southern Highlands NatureMapr

Additional information

10cm to 30cm Plant height
True In flower

Species information

Coronidium sp. Scientific name
Common name
Not Sensitive
Local native
Non-invasive or negligible
Up to 1289.52m Recorded at altitude
Machine learning
In flower

Record quality

Images or audio
More than one media file
Verified by an expert moderator
Nearby sighting(s) of same species
GPS evidence of location
Description
Additional attributes

Australian Capital Territory

New South Wales

Queensland

Northern Territory

Western Australia

South Australia

Victoria

Tasmania