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Michael123
wrote:
15 Sep 2025
These Hunter Valley Sauroconcha have not been studied in any detail (ie molecular sequencing and anatomy) so I have just suggested Sauroconcha middenense as this species is thought to occur in Newcastle and environs
Sauroconcha middenense
maznee
wrote:
6 Sep 2025
It doesn’t Jason so I guess the Acronychia is out. Thanks.
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JasonPStewartNMsnc2016
wrote:
6 Sep 2025
Does this tree have a pulvinus on each leaf at the end of the petiole where the 3 leaflets join ?
I can't see pulvini (plural) in these photographs.
Having no pulvini would rule out _Acronychia pubescens_ .
I can't see pulvini (plural) in these photographs.
Having no pulvini would rule out _Acronychia pubescens_ .
Unverified Other Tree
Significant sightings
- Sauroconcha grayi at Bucketty, NSW
- Eurema hecabe at Broke, NSW
- Sauroconcha middenense at Nelson Bay, NSW
- Solanum sulphureum
- Fastosarion freycineti at Killabakh, NSW
- Nitor sheai at Killabakh, NSW
- Daphnandra apatela at Martinsville, NSW
- Anthochaera phrygia
- Callistemon linearifolius at Allworth, NSW
- Dianella amoena at Barrington Tops, NSW
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