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nzorchids_climateDescripción
Photos by Gordon Sylvester. Labelled P. curta, but this isn't a species present in New Zealand.
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nzorchids_climateDescripción
Photos by Gordon Sylvester. Labelled P. curta, but this isn't a species present in New Zealand.
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marleyiDescripción
One mature plant on gumland roadside with smaller immature plants. Growing with stunted LEUfas, ULEeur and the moss CAMint.
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philg-jDescripción
Small population on ultramafic alluvial debris, regenerating cut-over pine forest.
Flower photo is an old protandrous flower in female stage.
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indymarshallDescripción
I was to late in the day to see it open so I picked it and put it in my greenhouse and every flower on the inflorescence opened this was the last one.
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christopherstephensDescripción
two different shades of blue/purple flowers on the first one. a little bit of that on the 2nd one.
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savvyDescripción
On edge of track which used to be pine forest 3 years ago, but is now mostly gorse scrub. In clay soil. Only one seen.
I think I know what species it is, but I'll see if anyone gives it a different ID.
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christopherstephensDescripción
Some observations:
- peak flowering might have been late Nov/early Dec? The flowers improved from mush, but predominantly non-flowering leaves near sea level to these pretty good ones at about 150m ASL. I did note more tiny corybas leaves in the tussock and under ferns up at 300m ASL.
- flowers almost complete buried in Dracophyllum needles, and in some cases hidden under their own leaves
- burgundy flower with yellow in the centre of the labellum
- evidence of dark stripes on the bottom of the labellum
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mattwardDescripción
These plants of which there were many, are very pale. The leaves, bracts and stems are all the same colour, leaves are chanelled but not ribbed, and the flowers have a very delicate scent...
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mattwardDescripción
Historic flood plain. This plant had an interesting coloured column no dark colouring what-so-ever... the only one like it.
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mattwardDescripción
Okay, so i have never seen anything like this before. The flower seems to be deformed, but from what? It was a single specimen with no mates to be seen nearby... Any thoughts anyone? @jack4
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mattwardDescripción
Tag naming it 'frog'. Not sure what this is. I would have said just a freak, but there were two plants about 7 metres apart, so... Plant 400-600mm tall, thin narrow-channeled leaf, 2 bracts, 4-6 flowers. I thied to find something else like them but no good, apart from one other slightly similar I found in Welling a while back... The substrate was shallow volcanic almost brittle quartz over basalt I think... Any thoughts?@haydenj @bill-nz @joedillon @robbiegraham @ianstgeorge
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mattwardDescripción
I came accros this specimen whilst trying to look at something else, the head of the flower had been knocked off in a recent storm and was nearby so i thought i should have a look at what it was, and this flower was revealed, the column does not fit T. longifolia but the colour does, so i have gone with the suggested ID, any thoughts?.. @bill-nz
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marleyiDescripción
A few plants above cut bank in gumland roadside with LEPlat and MORaff under LEPhol.
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cheryldawson19Descripción
Several flowers in bud on the Barra track to mitre flats hut
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marleyiDescripción
Four plants along track. Known population. Flowers early.
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christopherstephensDescripción
Mission accomplished! Plants coating about 10-15m of the bank on the upper side, 1m on part of the lower side. Hard to miss! About half a dozen fully flowering plants, then several times that with flower budding, but mostly just leaves.
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christopherstephensDescripción
Many lives and fortunes have been squandered on Maud Island Racing Weevils.
(but actually: https://mro.massey.ac.nz/bitstream/handle/10179/17525/BrockelsbyMScThesis.pdf)
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mattwardDescripción
This entity does not make any sense, is it the suggested sp? The dark line below the column terminus is not as prominent as the Northland sp. but there is a good argument to be had... maybe... Recent clearance has left the area very much changed, lucky to find remnant plants...
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christopherstephensDescripción
Took an hour to find some more to try and validate whether the previous one (https://inaturalist.nz/observations/179251975) was perhaps stunted and others were ready to go, but no, these additional ones seem to be even less developed than the first one was on 4 August! But very interesting - growing straight out/through the fungi layer under the leaves. Could probably visit again in September at this point.
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joedillonDescripción
Putative winter flowering Thelymitra nervosa x longifolia according to Dr Carlos Lehnebach. To be confirmed.
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mattwardDescripción
This area has in the past said to have only contained C. 'Pygmy', I would like to challenge that assumption as this entity shares all of the traits of Corybas 'rimutaka' which is what I believe it be. The internal hairs inside the labellum are in the same density and position, the dorsal sepal in profile is a match and the small size is also alike. Some feedback on this would be greatly appreciated. @jeremy_rolfe @memopop
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christopherstephensDescripción
biggest one I saw for a flower but still a small leaf.
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brettpayneDescripción
Not at all sure of ID, as this is rather an odd time of year for it to be flowering ... but then we've had a very odd summer/autumn
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trevorluptonDescripción
Only plant seen. Flowering 27 May. Paler colour small with a lax flower
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daveboyleDescripción
A good 6 weeks earlier than I usually see them in flower here
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mattwardDescripción
Beech Forest. Below manuka, much larger size than that of last post.
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mattwardDescripción
The small variant of this species, only about 80mm tall slim leaf, single flower bloom at a time... =)
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dianadaveyDescripción
In salt-turf community on a cliff. Quite a few specimens.
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strewickDescripción
Orange pollen gathered from fur on paws and snout of Rattus rattus
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mattwardDescripción
Mt Crichton Loop Track. This is the entity known as T. 'fusca'. Olive leaves and stem, very tiny and slender appearance.
