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Ryan

@lost_in_botany

Budding botanical parasitologist - Pilostyles rules! - botanical artist - documenting the world of West Australian Flora and Fauna - 🏳️‍🌈🏳️‍🌈 PhD student!

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#Grevillea wilsonii #Proteaceae! A common site around many areas of the Jarrah Forest, this species was in full bloom around Mt Cooke, from what I read this species doesn’t seem to have a great seed set even though it produces a fair number of flowers!

#Grevillea wilsonii #Proteaceae! 
A common site around many areas of the Jarrah Forest, this species was in full bloom around Mt Cooke, from what I read this species doesn’t seem to have a great seed set even though it produces a fair number of flowers!
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Tiny little annual #Levenhookia stipitata #Stylidiaceae, the common #Stylewort! Now I know it’s for its floral morphology but I like to think this genus got style! They come out en masse! Soo many!

Tiny little annual #Levenhookia stipitata #Stylidiaceae, the common #Stylewort! Now I know it’s for its floral morphology but I like to think this genus got style! They come out en masse! Soo many!
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The granite outcrop specialist! #Spiculaea ciliata! Most of the moss beds have dried up, but these tough orchids are flowering up a storm on Mt Cooke! Living off their succulent flower stems! #Orchidaceae

The granite outcrop specialist! #Spiculaea ciliata! Most of the moss beds have dried up, but these tough orchids are flowering up a storm on Mt Cooke! Living off their succulent flower stems! #Orchidaceae
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A species of #Lomandra that I can’t ID! Any Lomandra experts out there that could help? Found around Mt Cooke. I think it’s possibly L. integra? 🧐🌱 #Asparagaceae

A species of #Lomandra that I can’t ID! Any Lomandra experts out there that could help? Found around Mt Cooke.
I think it’s possibly L. integra? 🧐🌱
#Asparagaceae
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While there are a lot of plants in the #Haloragaceae family that are aquatic herbs #Glischrocaryon aureum is living its best life on land. Australia contains many of the species within the family, both aquatic and terrestrial representatives!

While there are a lot of plants in the #Haloragaceae family that are aquatic herbs #Glischrocaryon aureum is living its best life on land. Australia contains many of the species within the family, both aquatic and terrestrial representatives!
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🌱Call to action!🌱 I'm developing an assay to help our growers evaluate and optimise their wheat nitrogen management, and I'm looking for groups with wheat nitrogen trials that I could subsample from🙂. Please contact me if you're interested in this collaboration opportunity.

🌱Call to action!🌱 I'm developing an assay to help our growers evaluate and optimise their wheat nitrogen management, and I'm looking for groups with wheat nitrogen trials that I could subsample from🙂.  Please contact me if you're interested in this collaboration opportunity.
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#Thysanotus tenellus #Asparagaceae The grassy Fringe Lilly! This genus has a variety of growth forms but all have these flowers with three prominent fringed tepals which give them the name. They are only short lived flowers, but most open sequentially!

#Thysanotus tenellus #Asparagaceae 
The grassy Fringe Lilly! This genus has a variety of growth forms but all have these flowers with three prominent fringed tepals which give them the name. They are only short lived flowers, but most open sequentially!
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Potentially #Siloxerus humifusus or S. filifolius, but looks like I would need to check fruits under a microscope! Both look very similar to each other and grow in the same area! They are such a Strange #Asteraceae!

Potentially #Siloxerus humifusus or S. filifolius, but looks like I would need to check fruits under a microscope! Both look very similar to each other and grow in the same area! They are such a Strange #Asteraceae!
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#Centrolepis aristata #Restionaceae (#Centrolepidaceae) this is a very widespread species where it can easily be found on granite outcrops and wet areas! This little stream running down Mt Cooke was perfect habitat for it!!

#Centrolepis aristata #Restionaceae
(#Centrolepidaceae) this is a very widespread species where it can easily be found on granite outcrops and wet areas! This little stream running down Mt Cooke was perfect habitat for it!!
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Check it out the first part of my Pilostyles research is out 😍! Australian Journal of Botany . Applying resource-selection functions to assess host preference in the endemic endoparasite Pilostyles hamiltoniorum (Apodanthaceae) and its principal host Daviesia (Fabaceae) publish.csiro.au/BT/BT24026

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#Calothamnus rupestris #Myrtaceae Growing halfway up Mt Cooke, on a granite slope, living up to its name rupestris (of rocks)

#Calothamnus rupestris #Myrtaceae 
Growing halfway up Mt Cooke, on a granite slope, living up to its name rupestris (of rocks)
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#Isotoma hypocrateriformis #Campanulaceae, a common species throughout the south west and can be found in a variety of colors, they come up as a single stem of leaves germinating with its sequentially flowered inflorescence! They are also soo reflectively white they look flat

#Isotoma hypocrateriformis #Campanulaceae, a common species throughout the south west and can be found in a variety of colors, they come up as a single stem of leaves germinating with its sequentially flowered inflorescence! They are also soo reflectively white they look flat
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#Podolepis gracilis #Asteraceae, A slender annual herb found commonly throughout the southwest, this was the only one still in flower at the spot I found them in on the slope of Mt Cooke

#Podolepis gracilis #Asteraceae, 
A slender annual herb found commonly throughout the southwest, this was the only one still in flower at the spot I found them in on the slope of Mt Cooke
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I have moved to bluer skies 💁‍♂️ lost-in-botany.Bay.social, follow me there as I will no longer be posting on here 🌿