Grastidium Vulnerable Queensland On scattered small trees Peak flowering period: the Similar species: D. tozerense growing on open rocky flowering time appears to baileyi (Lavarack) areas with occur in the be during the summer in M.A.Clem. & midst of the rainforest; cultivation, but plants D.L.Jones occasionally growing on were collected in flower in rocks September and it is possible if flowers spasmodically throughout the year Habenaria Endangered Queensland Tall gallery forest with an Peak flowering period: Similar species: macraithii Lavarack open late autumn and winter Habenaria dryadum evergreen notophyll vine and H. dracaenifolia forest (PNG species) H. hymenophylla (NT species) Microtis angusii Endangered NSW Among grass in low Peak flowering period: Similar species: D.L.Jones (Angus’s woodland May to October Microtis parviflora and onion Microtis unifolia Flower prolifically fire Microtis globula Vulnerable WA In seasonally swampy Peak flowering period: Similar species: none R.J.Bates areas which burnt the mid December to mid mignonette previous summer, January, only after hot growing, in peaty soils and summer fires damp sand Dormant between February and late April
Grastidium tozerense (Lavarack) M.A.Clem. & D.L.Jones Vulnerable Queensland On scattered small trees growing on open rocky areas with occur in the midst of the rainforest; occasionally growing on rocks Peak flowering period: the flowering time appears to be during the summer in cultivation, but plants were collected in flower in September and it is possible if flowers spasmodically throughout the year Similar species: D. baileyi Habenaria macraithii Lavarack Endangered Queensland Tall gallery forest with an open evergreen notophyll vine forest Peak flowering period: late autumn and winter Similar species: Habenaria dryadum and H. dracaenifolia (PNG species) H. hymenophylla (NT species) Microtis angusii D.L.Jones (Angus’s onion Endangered NSW Among grass in low woodland Peak flowering period: May to October Flower prolifically fire Similar species: Microtis parviflora and Microtis unifolia Microtis globula R.J.Bates mignonette Vulnerable WA In seasonally swampy areas which burnt the previous summer, growing, in peaty soils and damp sand Peak flowering period: mid December to mid January, only after hot summer fires Dormant between February and late April Similar species: none
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