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JasonPStewartNMsnc2016 wrote:
2 hrs ago
Unconfirmed identification to start with for now.
More work to do to confirm this identification and disprove any other identifications' candidates' taxa .
Endiandra muelleri subsp. muelleri
Mike wrote:
3 hrs ago
@ACTBioSecurity, a few years ago we were asked to keep an eye out for a disease in pine trees, causing resin down the trunks. Is this it?
Pinus radiata
JasonPStewartNMsnc2016 wrote:
3 hrs ago
Good evening –from me.

Please, would you mind cropping the original full resolution of this photograph to one of the clearest focussed areas of leaves and uploading it here as a second photograph?

Which will show confirmation of this species identification and disrpove any other identification candidate species.

Regards,
Jason Stewart.
Nothofagus moorei
JasonPStewartNMsnc2016 wrote:
13 hrs ago
Furthermore, the botanical information sources i have read,
state _Mischocarpus australis_ on average has 2–4 leaflets per leaf (not always, just on average).

Of the few leaves shown here, one sample has 7 leaflets .

I'm saying this may still identify to species _Mischocarpus australis_ .
Perhaps with some non-average leaves with more than 4 leaflets,
such as understandably accessible to us ground based humans, shade leaves with more than 4 four leaflets.

Just need to disprove all other identification candidates' species in order to confirm one species name.

Again, fertile material, flowers, fruits, makes this identification easier .
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JasonPStewartNMsnc2016 wrote:
13 hrs ago
Good morning !

Any domatia in these leaves' undersides please ?
–either obvious domatia or inconspicuous small domatia which will require magnification to see. ?

If no domatia, then,
please check out infomation about the identification alternative candidate species: _Mischocarpus pyriformis_ .
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