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JasonPStewartNMsnc2016 wrote:

7 hrs ago

Thank you for us sharing the reviewing !

Yeah most interesting !

_Bulbine fraseri_ only from Peter F. Horsfall and David E. Albrecht (2020 April 20) was this resurrected to a current species name, from long time synonymy within the previously broader description of _Bulbine bulbosa_ .

Bulbine fraseri

RWPurdie wrote:

7 hrs ago

Whoops - Bulbine fraseri wasn't/doesn't show up in the NSW PlantNet key for the genus. I've just checked the Qld Bulbine key - the flower in the photo does appear to have spreading anthers opposite the inner tepals, which would make it B. fraseri.

Bulbine fraseri

JasonPStewartNMsnc2016 wrote:

9 hrs ago

Bulbine fraseri ?

Horsfall Peter F. and David E. Albrecht (2020 April 20)
_Bulbine fraseri_ Kunth (Asphodelaceae) reinstated and distinguished from _B. bulbosa_ (R.Br.) Haw. in eastern Australia.
Austrobaileya 10(4) : 612–620, Figs 1–4, Map 1 .
→ https://www.researchgate.net/publication/372711951_Bulbine_fraseri_Kunth_Asphodelaceae_reinstated_and_distinguished_from_B_bulbosa_RBr_Haw_in_eastern_Australia

APNI–APC:
→ https://id.biodiversity.org.au/name/apni/69219/api/apni-format
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Bulbine fraseri

Jillw wrote:

2 Jun 2025

Monistria pustulifera

JasonPStewartNMsnc2016 wrote:

30 May 2025

Hey @Tapirlord and @Petesteamer . Good evening !
The common name quandong means vastly unrelated different species (in evolutionarily unrelated different botanical families) in different regions of this vast continent .

I let you both work it out. Please start with each species' fruits' colours. Ciaran I removed the confirmation for NM–cred. purposes. We all make mistakes. We all have skills regardless of minority of mistakes.

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