from greenish-yellow to apricot as they age Vulnerable Queensland Epiphyte on paper-barked Peak flowering period: Similar species: closely Dendrobium carronii Lavarack & species of Melaleuca in late winter or spring related to D. P.J.Cribb mixed open forests, but canaliculatum R.Br. also on Xanthostemon and the two species are and difficult to separate crenulatus Lophostemon suaveolens when not in flower in swamp forests Dendrobium Vulnerable Queensland Epiphyte in moist, open Peak flowering period: Similar species: not johannis Bateman forests, mixed open March to May specified ex Rchb.f forests and deciduous notophyll vine forests and swamp forests Dendrobium Endangered Queensland Lithophytic, growing in Peak flowering period: Similar species: not lithocola (D.L.Jones rainforest autumn and the flowers specified & M.A.Clem.) last for about a month M.A.Clem. & D.L.Jones Dendrobium Endangered Queensland Epiphytic in coastal Peak flowering period: Similar species : mirbelianum swamps and mangroves; variable and sporadic in Dendrobium discolor Gaudich may grow on boulders this species, but generally occurs from August to November Dendrobium nindii Endangered Queensland Mostly epiphytic in coastal Peak flowering period: Similar species: not W.Hill swamps where it grows on July to October specified
from greenish-yellow to apricot as they age Dendrobium carronii Lavarack & P.J.Cribb Vulnerable Queensland Epiphyte on paper-barked species of Melaleuca in mixed open forests, but also on Xanthostemon crenulatus and Lophostemon suaveolens in swamp forests Peak flowering period: late winter or spring Similar species: closely related to D. canaliculatum R.Br. and the two species are difficult to separate when not in flower Dendrobium johannis Bateman ex Rchb.f Vulnerable Queensland Epiphyte in moist, open forests, mixed open forests and notophyll vine forests and swamp forests Peak flowering period: March to May Similar species: not specified Dendrobium lithocola (D.L.Jones & M.A.Clem.) M.A.Clem. & D.L.Jones Endangered Queensland Lithophytic, growing in rainforest Peak flowering period: autumn and the flowers last for about a month Similar species: not specified Dendrobium mirbelianum Gaudich Endangered Queensland Epiphytic in coastal swamps and mangroves; may grow on boulders Peak flowering period: variable and sporadic in this species, but generally occurs from August to November Similar species : Dendrobium discolor Dendrobium nindii W.Hill Endangered Queensland Mostly epiphytic in coastal swamps where it grows on Peak flowering period: July to October Similar species: not specified deciduous
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