Macedon Regional Park & Environs - Native Plants
Collection Overview
This collection is of native plants of the Macedon Regional Park plus the adjoining and included areas.
208 items (page 1 of 7) (100 per page)
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Leptinella filicula Mountain Cotula
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Persoonia chamaepeuce Dwarf Geebung
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Lobelia gibbosa s.s. Tall Lobelia
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Polyscias sambucifolia subsp. 3 Mountain Panax
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Stylidium armeria subsp. armeria
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Euphrasia collina subsp. trichocalycina Purple Eyebright
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Pultenaea gunnii subsp. gunnii Golden Bush-pea
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Hardenbergia violacea Purple Coral-pea
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Unidentified
28 May 2017 • -37.4,144.6 • Chris Steffanoni
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David Francis Did you see the buds or fruit? E. camaldulensis not previously recorded for the Macedon Ranges. It looks similar to the ancient Eucalyptus viminalis (Manna Gums) along the Barringo Creek and in the Barringo picnic ground.
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Chris Steffanoni Yes you are right it may be a viminalis. I was looking for birds so didn't have a close look at the leaves or buds here. I'll head back to clarify
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Epacris impressa Common Heath
25 Mar 2017 • -37.4,144.6 • Chris Steffanoni
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David Francis Wonderful to see such a beautiful display as we are heading into winter. Welcome to NatureShare, Chris.
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Chris Steffanoni Thanks David
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Dipodium pardalinum Spotted Hyacinth-orchid
02 Feb 2017 • -37.4,144.6 • David Francis
Kevin Sparrow starred this.
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Kevin Sparrow This is a new one for me David, apparently it also occurs in Western Victoria, my territory. I must keep an eye out for it.
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David Francis It was new to us until fairly recently, even though it was right under our noses! I started a NS Collection "Dipodium pardalinum Distribution" to map the distribution. I was hoping people from Western Victoria would find it there. See https://natureshare.org.au/collections/53b39819e35eb129840000d4
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David Francis See distribution map - https://natureshare.org.au/observations?utf8=%E2%9C%93&collection_id=53b39819e35eb129840000d4&display=locations&lat_min=-37.221809&lat_max=-37.766600&lon_min=143.558163&lon_max=144.805111&map_display=all_markers
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Olearia myrsinoides Silky Daisy-bush
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Podolepis jaceoides s.s. Showy Podolepis
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Thysanotus patersonii Twining Fringe-lily
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Thelymitra ixioides s.s. Spotted Sun-orchid
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Caladenia moschata Musk Hood-orchid
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Caladenia transitoria Eastern Bronzehood Orchid
13 Nov 2016 • -37.4,144.6 • David Francis
Gill Best, Andrew Brown, and Lauren Fraser starred this.
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David Francis Common name is misleading as it occurs in the west of the state, not just the east.
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Chris Lindorff Name assigned due to split with similar Caladenia iridescens that is now known to be restricted to western Victoria (principally Grampians). C. transitoria is more common in the east of the state but also scattered across the west.
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Thelymitra peniculata Trim Sun-orchid
07 Nov 2016 • -37.4,144.6 • David Francis
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David Francis Still working on species id. Can anyone help?
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Chris Lindorff David, my suggestion is Thelymitra peniculata.
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David Francis Thanks, Chris. It keys out to peniculata (Jeanes;Muelleria 19: 19–79 (2004) if I guess that the leaf is <75% of the inflorescence. (leaves are cut off and inflorescence not fully extended).
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Stylidium armeria subsp. armeria
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Caladenia moschata Musk Hood-orchid
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Acrotriche serrulata Honey-pots
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Acrotriche prostrata Trailing Ground-berry
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Acaena novae-zelandiae Bidgee-widgee
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Gratiola peruviana Austral Brooklime
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Lagenophora stipitata Common Bottle-daisy
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Sambucus gaudichaudiana White Elderberry
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Gastrodia procera Tall Potato-orchid
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Drymophila cyanocarpa Turquoise Berry
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Lobelia pratioides Poison Lobelia
06 Feb 2015 • -37.4,144.5 • David Francis
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Russell Best Hi David. This is a new species record for the Macedon Range (should always check against the collection species list!). There is one record on ALA which is your record of this group of plants on NS from Jan 25 2014.
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David Francis Thanks for reminding me, Russell. I've added it to the collection species list.
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Leptorhynchos tenuifolius Wiry Buttons
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