Twining Glycine at Black Range, NSW
Identification history
| Unidentified | 16 Mar 2020 | StephH |
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This looks like twining glycine but the flowers are much pinker than others I've seen. Same species or a variation?
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JackieMiles
wrote:
17 Mar 2020
Hi Steph, We have a dark flowered and a paler flowered version on our place at Brogo, with various other differences too like hair colour on the stems, but when I sent them off to Sydney Bot Gardens they were both identified as Glycine clandestina. So I've pretty much given up on Glycine now and call them all clandestina, except for the obvious G. tabacina, which has the central leaflet on a much longer stalk than the side ones and is very common in open sunny areas. But in shady, forested sites, it is all clandestina as far as I'm concerned. There is supposed to be G. microphylla around on the south coast too, but it is said to be stoloniferous (spreads by above-ground runners) and I have never seen any Glycine doing that. It's probably a genus that needs some work!
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Location information
- Coordinates 149.846240-36.732206
- Places Black Range, NSW
Sighting information
- 1 - 3 Abundance
- 16 Mar 2020 03:48 PM Recorded on
- StephH Recorded by
Species information
- Glycine clandestina Scientific name
- Twining Glycine Common name
- Not Sensitive
- Local native
- Non-Invasive
- -12.5m to 1459.69m Recorded at altitude
- 520 images trained Machine learning
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