Mt. Gibson Flashcards by Emily Crowther

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Cleretum papulosum

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Cleretum papulosum

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Gunniopsis rubra

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Tetragonia diptera

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Gunniopsis rodwayi

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Gunniopsis septifraga

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Carpobrotus modestus

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Tetragonia moorei

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Disphyma crassifolium

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Sarcozona praecox

Leaves paired and terete in cross section instead of triangular

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Mesembryanthemum nodiflorum

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Gunniopsis quadrifida

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Gunniopsis intermedia

Star flowers instead of ‘daisy’ flowers and not as showy

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Ptilotus holosericeus

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Ptilotus eriotrichus

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Ptilotus eremita

Annual, basal rosette present

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Ptilotus stirlingii

Perennial, prostate

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Ptilotus grandiflorus

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Ptilotus chamaecladus

‘chamae’ means low - is a low sparwling shrub

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Ptilotus divaricatus

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Ptilotus drummondii

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Gomphrena verecunda

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Xanthosia kochii

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Actinotus humilis

Characteristics of Apiaceae

Umbrella Flowers, Hollow Stems, Aromatic Leaves ## Footnote Leaves: Usually alternate, often compound and finely divided (like parsley or carrot leaves), with sheathing leaf bases Flowers: Small, usually actinomorphic (radially symmetrical), arranged in compound umbels (umbrella-shaped clusters) — this is the signature feature!

| APIACEAE

Platysace cirrosa | Woody climber

| APIACEAE

Daucus glochidiatus | Native carrot

| APOCYNACEAE

Vincetoxicum lineare

| APOCYNACEAE

Alyxia buxifolia

| ARALIACEAE

Trachymene ornata

| ARALIACEAE

Trachymene pillosa

| ARALIACEAE

Trachymene cyanopetala

| ASPARAGACEAE

Arthropodium dyeri | petals are not fringed, solitary flowers

| ASPARAGACEAE

Thysanotus pyramidalis | fringed petals and often clustered flowers

| ASPARAGACEAE

Arthropodium curvipes

| ASPARAGACEAE

Dichopogon tyleri

| ASPARAGACEAE

Xerolirion divaricata

| ASTERACEAE

Lawrencella rosea

| ASTERACEAE

Podolepis lessonii

| ASTERACEAE

Bellida graminea

| ASTERACEAE

Rhodanthe polycephala

# just only | ASTERACEAE

Hyalosperma | means "transparent seed," from Greek: hyalos = glass sperma = seed

Genus only | ASTERACEAE

Myriocephalus | small ball-like heads

Borya sphaerocephala

Menkia australis

Isotoma scapigera

Psammomoya choretroides

Allocasuarina dielsiana

Allocasuarina humilis | dwarf she-oak

Allocasuarina corniculata

Allocasuarina campestris

Allocasuarina acutivalvis

Tripterococcus brunonis

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Centrolepis

Sclerolaena fusiformis

Maireana marginata

Sclerolaena gardneri

Enchylaena lanata

Dysphania glandulosa

Rhagodia preissii

Atriplex semilunaris

Maireana glomerifolia

Dysphania melanocarpa

Maireana trichoptera

Maireana atkinsiana

Sclerolaena eriacantha

Wurmbea tenella

Cuscuta planiflora

Leucopogon hamulosus

Astroloma serratifolia

Elatine macrocalyx

Monotaxis grandiflora

Acacia effusifolia

Acacia assimilis

Acacia kochii

Acacia cerastes

Acacia andrewsii

Acacia exocarpoides

Acacia acuaria

Acacia stereophylla

Leptosema aphyllum

Acacia sibina

Leptosema daviesioides

Jacksonia rhadinoclada

Mirbelia microphylla

Acacia duriuscula

Senna charlesiana

Daviesia grahamii

Jacksonia acicularis

Chorizema genistoides

Templetonia smithiana | leafless broom-like

Swainsona elegantoides

Indigofera occidentalis

Acacia acanthoclada

Gastrolobium laytonii

Mirbelia ramulosa

Acacia merrallii

Acacia erinacea

Swainsona affinis

Acacia caesaneura