heath, often along seepage lines Endangered SA Limestone ridges in mallee Peak flowering period: Similar species: Prasophyllum goldsackii woodlands or in open late September to Prasophyllum sp. J.Z.Weber & scrublands October. Only flowers Enigma (R.Bates 2350) R.J.Bates occasionally and the (Goldsack’s flowers rarely open Prasophyllum Critically Tasmania Damp native grassland Peak flowering period: Similar species: incorrectum endangered and grassy eucalypt and October and November crowded leek-orchid (P. (golfers banksia woodland on (with peak around late crebriflorum) leek orchid) sandy loam October; very short flowering period Likes disturbance, specifically slashing and would most likely respond strongly to grassland fires Prasophyllum Critically Tasmania Ecotone between low-lying Peak flowering period: Similar species: not D.L.Jones endangered marshy heath/sedgeland late November to specified limnetes (marsh leek-orchid) dominated by rushes and December being in full sedges with scattered flower mid December patches of Lomandra Responds strongly to fire and longifolia Themeda disturbance triandra, and coastal Eucalyptus amygdalina woodland with a heathy/grassy
heath, often along seepage lines Prasophyllum goldsackii J.Z.Weber & R.J.Bates (Goldsack’s Endangered SA Limestone ridges in mallee woodlands or in open scrublands Peak flowering period: late September to October. Only flowers occasionally and the flowers rarely open Similar species: Prasophyllum sp. Enigma (R.Bates 2350) Prasophyllum incorrectum (golfers leek orchid) Critically endangered Tasmania Damp native grassland and grassy eucalypt and banksia woodland on sandy loam Peak flowering period: October and November (with peak around late October; very short flowering period Likes disturbance, specifically slashing and would most likely respond strongly to grassland fires Similar species: crowded leek-orchid (P. crebriflorum) Prasophyllum limnetes D.L.Jones (marsh leek-orchid) Critically endangered Tasmania Ecotone between low-lying marshy heath/sedgeland dominated by rushes and sedges with scattered patches of Lomandra longifolia and Themeda triandra, and coastal Eucalyptus amygdalina woodland with a heathy/grassy Peak flowering period: late November to December being in full flower mid December Responds strongly to fire disturbance Similar species: not specified
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