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JaneR wrote:
10 min ago
however, re-naming just isn't going through. Have tried twice so far ...
Lomandra longifolia subsp. exilis
JaneR wrote:
13 min ago
Thanks for all inputs. Now re-ID to Lomandra longifolia subsp exilis.
Its not multiflora (which has no spines on inflorescence, and has a rounded leaf tip); and its not L. fluviatilis (leaves too wide, and wrong habitat: thanks Plants).
In my original naming, I was influenced by the channelled leaf, the short and quite purplish colouring, and the location on the gully wall (which I mistakenly treated as an extension of its stream channel habitat).
Lomandra longifolia subsp. exilis
rhyshardy wrote:
21 min ago
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WendyEM wrote:
Yesterday
However, if you look at the ones on https://bold-au.hobern.net/specimens.php?taxid=187901 there is a break between the dark line along the costa and the patch/loop of dark brown around the apex. Is that moth (Noosa) on butterflyhouse site this species???
Philobota ancylotoxa
WendyEM wrote:
Yesterday
The shape of the head is wrong for Scieropepla polyxesta. Also no black on face through eye. Above moth has quite a yellow hue, while Scieropepla polyxesta is white. Despite a fair bit of looking now, and previously I've not found an ID to suggest.
Oecophoridae (family)

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