[ID] A couple of natives

[MattA]

Over the last few years I have been doing a fair bit of experiments with collecting native material. One of last springs pieces is flowering so i thought I would take the opportunity to get a few ID's on some.

in flower.jpg

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Matt

[Joel]

Hi Matt,

The first I have no idea about. Goodeniaceae maybe?

The second looks like Rutaceae due to the bumps. I am going to guess Philotheca hispidula.
http://plantnet.rbgsyd.nsw.gov.au/cgi-b ... ~hispidula

The third is Lomandra obliqua.
http://plantnet.rbgsyd.nsw.gov.au/cgi-b ... ra~obliqua

Any more photos of the first?

Joel

[MattA]

Hey Joel,

Thanks heaps for the ID on the Lomandra, I dont think the second is Philotheca but shall wait till its flowering & then post more pics.

Heres the extra pic of the first plus another that you may be able to help with.

R0015232rs.jpg

[Joel]

Hmmmm, still not sure on that first. I'll check my books later and get back to you.

The second is hard to tell without a flower, though it may be a species of Pultenaea, Gompholobium, Dillwynia or similar pea. My guess would be Gompholobium latifolium. Here is a key that may help if it is a Gompholobium species:
http://plantnet.rbgsyd.nsw.gov.au/cgi-b ... mpholobium

Joel

[MattA]

Hey Joel,

thanks for looking into it for me, I will wait till the others are in flower & get some more pics. I am starting to have more & more success with my natives following a few simple methods so expect more to come into the future.

It would be really cool if it is the Gompholobium or similar, there are a few of them that I have been eyeing off for ages but so far had no luck with, this could be my break into them.

Japh, if your reading this stop it & get back to work on that software

Matt