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Trachymene incisa

Native Parsnip at Ulladulla, NSW

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Identification history

	Platysace linearifolia	8 Nov 2018	BettyDonWood
	Unverified	7 Nov 2018	CharlesDove

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BettyDonWood wrote:

18 Feb 2019

One thing it is not is Rice Flower, which has four ‘petals’. I am inclined to agree with Nicholas. Trachymene incisa certainly occurs in the heath near Ulladulla, and its flower cluster is much tighter. If there was a photo of the leaves there would be no question of which species it is. Trachymene incisa has deeply dissected leaves, and Platysace linearifolia has narrow leaves.
Where there is not enough information in the photos uploaded to decide between two species, I am afraid the sighting has to be marked off as Unidentified.

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Sighting information

16 - 100 Abundance
30 Oct 2018 12:00 AM Recorded on
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Plants Other Wildflowers & Herbs CharlesDove South Coast NatureMapr

Species information

Trachymene incisa Scientific name
Native Parsnip Common name
Not Sensitive
Local native
Non-invasive or negligible
26.41m to 209.95m Recorded at altitude
Machine learning
In flower
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