Nematoceras Critically Macquarie Lower coastal terraces Peak flowering period: Similar species: not dienemum endangered Island (less than 30 m above sea November to January specified (D.L.Jones) (Tasmania) level) and peat wetlands D.L.Jones, M.A.Clem. & Molloy (windswept Oberonia attenuata Extinct Queensland Oberonia attenuata grew Peak flowering period: Similar species: other Dockrill on trees in lowland May and September Australian Oberonia rainforests, particularly species those in gorges or near watercourses Paracaleana dixonii Endangered WA Open sandy areas in Peak flowering period: Similar species: Hopper & A.P.Br. heathland late October to late Paracaleana (sandplain duck November graniticola, P. orchid) brockmanii Dormant between December and late April. Phaius australis Endangered Queensland, Coastal wet Peak flowering period: Similar species: greater F.Muell. (lesser NSW heath/sedgeland wetlands, September to November swamp-orchid (Phaius swamp-orchid) swampy grassland or tancarvilleae) swampy forest; margins Phaius bernaysii Endangered Queensland Protected swampy areas Peak flowering period: Similar species: Phaius Rowland ex. Rchb.f September to November australis
Nematoceras dienemum (D.L.Jones) D.L.Jones, M.A.Clem. & Molloy (windswept Critically endangered Macquarie Island (Tasmania) Lower coastal terraces (less than 30 m above sea level) and peat wetlands Peak flowering period: November to January Similar species: not specified Oberonia attenuata Dockrill Extinct Queensland Oberonia attenuata grew on trees in lowland rainforests, particularly those in gorges or near watercourses Peak flowering period: May and September Similar species: other Australian Oberonia species Paracaleana dixonii Hopper & A.P.Br. (sandplain duck orchid) Endangered WA Open sandy areas in heathland Peak flowering period: late October to late November Dormant between December and late April. Similar species: Paracaleana graniticola, P. brockmanii Phaius australis F.Muell. (lesser swamp-orchid) Endangered Queensland, NSW Coastal wet heath/sedgeland wetlands, swampy grassland or swampy forest; margins Peak flowering period: September to November Similar species: greater swamp-orchid (Phaius tancarvilleae) Phaius bernaysii Rowland ex. Rchb.f Endangered Queensland Protected swampy areas Peak flowering period: September to November Similar species: Phaius australis
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