Records made by Ian Riddell

In fruit

Clear gum oozing from the trunk

This tree was planted on 11 October 1991 by Queen Eliziabeth.

Trunk markedly yellow.

iNaturalist record

iNaturalist record

iNaturalist record

iNaturalist record

2 shrub-sized specimens; leaves mostly simple, a few 3-foliolate leaves found; characteristic smell when crushed.

iNaturalist record

iNaturalist record

iNaturalist record

Colony of purplish-black inflorescences

ADU OrchidMap record

Large plant borne on a tree trunk

Very common in the woodland, especially near paths, perhaps a sign of disturbance.

In flower

Thorns almost all simple, a few forked

In flower

Rays 3; poorly formed?

Somewhat depauperate; head with 3 rays only

Leaves smooth

Shrub with smooth leaves

Open woodland

Poor material, most likely this.

Fossilised forest site

Leaves clearly lobed; fruit red, pubescent

Leaves not aromatic

Sprawling herb, white flowers.

https://www.inaturalist.org/observations/68150811

Robust, white-flowered species

https://www.inaturalist.org/observations/109523824

Prostrate perennial; leaves with 3-4 pairs of opposite leaflets plus terminal

Subspecies not verified

Flowers small; leaves white beneath.

Flowers yellow.

White flowered form with arrow-shaped violet marksings

Low-growing shrub covered in starry white flowers

Dried-up form

Small planted tree

Forma integifolia with crude lobes verging on simple.

3 bands of hairs in corolla

Poor material

Very common in open sandy woodland

Leaves sensitive

A common climber in the shady woodland

https://www.inaturalist.org/observations/147443438

iNaturalist record

Subshrub, 60 cm tall; flowers white; stamens exserted

Small shrub, c. 1.5 m tall; leaves smelling of cloves when crushed.

Similar to the earlier collection but not all fruiting calyces are closed.

In white flower.

Specimen checked, not kept.

In flower; blue stamens

In flower

Shrub c. 1m; stems white, peeling; flowers in tight heads.

Photographing the pinnate stipules

3 specimens, all 3 with odd prominent large knobs on the trunk

Leaves narrow; flowers pink.

Flowers pink; at edge of dam

Plant robust with thick stems; flower heads off-white; growing in the water or dried-up muddy areas.

Many plants

Shrub c. 2m tall; heads somewhat flat-topped with small white flowers.

The two pseudognaphaliums growing together

Very common by paths on this day.

Many guava shrubs

Similar to Dalbergia arbutifolia but leaves more thinly textured; lflets more subopposite and Rourea does sometimes have tendril-like branches.

Several large trees just coming into leaf and flower.

No leaves; fruit found, the valves wide open like the mouth of a hippo.