Phaius pictus Vulnerable Queensland Rainforest close to Peak flowering period: Similar species: not T.E.Hunt streams or in localised April to June specified patches of seepage Phalaenopsis Endangered Queensland Epiphyte; humid rainforest Peak flowering period: Similar species: not amabilis subsp. areas, close to waterfalls December to April specified rosenstromii or streams, in deep (F.M.Bailey) (native gorges, sheltered slopes moth orchid) or gullies in notophyll vine thickets, vine thickets and in open forest Plexaure Critically Norfolk Island Epiphyte on tree branches Peak flowering period: not Similar species: limenophylax Endl. endangered specified Phreatia paleata (Endl.) (Norfolk Island phreatia) Pomatocalpa Vulnerable Queensland high up on trees and Peak flowering period: not Similar species: not marsupiale on exposed rocks in specified specified (Kraenzl.) J.J.Sm. rainforest Prasophyllum affine Endangered NSW Low, grassy heathland and Peak flowering period: Similar species: Lindl. (Jervis Bay sedgeland communities, to mid-November maroon leek-orchid leek often in a mosaic with (Prasophyllum frenchii) clumps of a mallee form of and P. litorale. (P. red bloodwood (Corymbia litorale only occurs in gummifera) Victoria and SA)
Phaius pictus T.E.Hunt Vulnerable Queensland Rainforest close to streams or in localised patches of seepage Peak flowering period: April to June Similar species: not specified Phalaenopsis amabilis subsp. rosenstromii (F.M.Bailey) (native moth orchid) Endangered Queensland Epiphyte; humid rainforest areas, close to waterfalls or streams, in deep gorges, sheltered slopes or gullies in notophyll vine thickets, vine thickets and in open forest Peak flowering period: December to April Similar species: not specified Plexaure limenophylax Endl. (Endl.) (Norfolk Island phreatia) Critically endangered Norfolk Island Epiphyte on tree branches Peak flowering period: not specified Similar species: Phreatia paleata Pomatocalpa marsupiale (Kraenzl.) J.J.Sm. Vulnerable Queensland high up on trees and on exposed rocks in rainforest Peak flowering period: not specified Similar species: not specified Prasophyllum affine Lindl. (Jervis Bay leek Endangered NSW Low, grassy heathland and sedgeland communities, often in a mosaic with clumps of a mallee form of red bloodwood (Corymbia gummifera) Peak flowering period: to mid-November Similar species: maroon leek-orchid (Prasophyllum frenchii) and P. litorale. (P. litorale only occurs in Victoria and SA)
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