Caladenia Endangered Victoria, SA Woodlands dominated by Peak flowering period: Similar species: can be G.W.Carr (tawny Eucalyptus leucoxylon September to early confused with spider-orchid) sens. lat. with open October Caladenia behrii and C. formosa. Member of the C. patersonii complex Caladenia Endangered SA Woodland, grassland and Vegetative growth: May to Similar species: gladiolata grassy, open forest June Caladenia toxochila R.S.Rogers (bow-lip spider-orchid); Flower-bud formation: (bayonet C. longiclavata July to September orchid) (clubbed spider-orchid). Peak flowering period: Forms hybrids with the late August to star spider-orchid November (Caladenia saxatilis), the sand spider-orchid (C. flindersica), the greencomb (C. tensa), and the mount remarkable spider-orchid (C. woolcockiorum). This occurs particularly following disturbance Caladenia Vulnerable WA Paperbark (Melaleuca Peak flowering period: Similar species: harringtoniae spp.) and flooded gum late September to early Caladenia startiorum, Hopper & A.P.Br. (Eucalyptus rudis) swamps November C. winfieldii; C. (Harrington’s and flats and along creek christineae spider-orchid) lines in jarrah (Eucalyptus
Caladenia G.W.Carr (tawny spider-orchid) Endangered Victoria, SA Woodlands dominated by Eucalyptus leucoxylon sens. lat. with open Peak flowering period: September to early October Similar species: can be confused with Caladenia behrii and C. formosa. Member of the C. patersonii complex Caladenia gladiolata R.S.Rogers (bayonet Endangered SA Woodland, grassland and grassy, open forest Vegetative growth: May to June Flower-bud formation: July to September Peak flowering period: late August to November Similar species: Caladenia toxochila (bow-lip spider-orchid); C. longiclavata (clubbed spider-orchid). Forms hybrids with the star spider-orchid (Caladenia saxatilis), the sand spider-orchid (C. flindersica), the greencomb (C. tensa), and the mount remarkable spider-orchid (C. woolcockiorum). This occurs particularly following disturbance Caladenia harringtoniae Hopper & A.P.Br. (Harrington’s spider-orchid) Vulnerable WA Paperbark (Melaleuca spp.) and flooded gum (Eucalyptus rudis) swamps and flats and along creek lines in jarrah (Eucalyptus Peak flowering period: late September to early November Similar species: Caladenia startiorum, C. winfieldii; C. christineae orchid)
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