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marcycad
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4 hrs ago
This specimen is too immature to be attributed to species level. The cross-section leaf profile shape expected of a species will not yet have been produce on a plant of this size and age, therefore it will be almost impossible to determine the species for a plant of this age, even for an expert in Xanthorrhoea, unless there were identifiable adult plants nearby.
Xanthorrhoea concava
marcycad
wrote:
5 hrs ago
This specimen may indeed be X. concava, however Xanthorrhoea resinosa cannot be rules out. This is an affiliated species to X. concava. The leaves do appear narrow for X. concava and the crown has a tidy symmetrical habit, X. concava typically can appear to have a more untidy appearance.
Xanthorrhoea concava
marcycad
wrote:
Yesterday
This region is too far inland for X. australis, geographically it is inconsistent with the species.
Xanthorrhoea glauca subsp. angustifolia
marcycad
wrote:
31 Jan 2025
The locality and specimen is consistent with Xanthorrhoea australis.
Xanthorrhoea australis
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