Prasophyllum Vulnerable SA South Australian blue gum Peak flowering period: Similar species: Nicholls (Eucalyptus late September to early pallidum leucoxylon) Prasophyllum (pale leek-orchid) open forest, low November fitzgeraldii and low woodland; Regeneration is thought long-leaved box to be stimulated by fire (Eucalyptus goniocalyx) woodland; pink gum (Eucalyptus fasciculosa) low woodland and low open-woodland; grey box (Eucalyptus microcarpa) woodland; slender cypress pine (Callitris gracilis) pink gum low open-forest Critically Tasmania Grassy Peak flowering period: Similar species: Prasophyllum Eucalyptus P. perangustum endangered pulchella forest on November and December rogersii (note: this is a D.L.Jones clay loam and NSW species) (Knocklofty skeletal clay loam derived from dolerite; single known population in the foothills of Mt Wellington at an altitude of about 350 m Prasophyllum Endangered ACT, NSW Grassy woodland or Peak flowering period: Similar species: petilum & natural grassland late October and early Prasophyllum R.J.Bates (Tarengo November in the campestre leek orchid) Ilford/Boorowa/Hall areas, and in early December in
Prasophyllum pallidum Nicholls (pale leek-orchid) Vulnerable SA South Australian blue gum (Eucalyptus leucoxylon) open forest, low and low woodland; long-leaved box (Eucalyptus goniocalyx) woodland; pink gum (Eucalyptus fasciculosa) low woodland and low open-woodland; grey box (Eucalyptus microcarpa) woodland; slender cypress pine (Callitris gracilis) pink gum low open-forest Peak flowering period: late September to early November Regeneration is thought to be stimulated by fire Similar species: Prasophyllum fitzgeraldii Prasophyllum perangustum D.L.Jones (Knocklofty Critically endangered Tasmania Grassy Eucalyptus pulchella forest on clay loam and skeletal clay loam derived from dolerite; single known population in the foothills of Mt Wellington at an altitude of about 350 m Peak flowering period: November and December Similar species: P. rogersii (note: this is a NSW species) Prasophyllum petilum & R.J.Bates (Tarengo leek orchid) Endangered ACT, NSW Grassy woodland or natural grassland Peak flowering period: late October and early November in the Ilford/Boorowa/Hall areas, and in early December in Similar species: Prasophyllum campestre
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