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lbradley wrote:

1 hr ago

I’ve checked my photos and there is not another photo of this specimen. I have lots of white cedar at KV so I felt confident of the identification but I realise that you can’t take my word for it. I could either delete this sighting or we leave it unidentified. Apologies.

Melia azedarach

JasonPStewartNMsnc2016 wrote:

1 hr ago

Albatrosspop. Good evening !
Thank you for your sighting.
Your sighting contains four photographs with multiple species. Each photograph with focus on a different species.
Each of these interesting.
To help us verify each species, please submit each species as a separate sighting with each photograph in it..

Pandanus ... .
Macaranga tanarius .
Spagneticola trilobata .
?Casuarina ... ? .
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JasonPStewartNMsnc2016 wrote:

2 hrs ago

Hey @Tapirlord and @Petesteamer . Good evening !
The common name quandong means vastly unrelated different species (in evolutionarily unrelated different botanical families) in different regions of this vast continent .

I let you both work it out. Please start with each species' fruits' colours. Ciaran I removed the confirmation for NM–cred. purposes. We all make mistakes. We all have skills regardless of minority of mistakes.

Elaeocarpus grandis

JasonPStewartNMsnc2016 wrote:

2 hrs ago

Yeah.
The specific of these fruits and the dropped old characteristic–form and red-coloured leaves on the ground, considered together do fairly fit _Elaeocarpus grandis_ and unlikely any other _Elaeocarpus_ spp.,
yet not quite disproving enough all the other plausible species identification candidates to confirm this sighting as _Elaeocarpus grandis_ .

Elaeocarpus sp.

JasonPStewartNMsnc2016 wrote:

2 hrs ago

Not _Syzygium smithii_ superficially similar foliage and different fruits shown here.
When time i will look into this sighting more, conferring with the candidate spp. in this region .

Syzygium smithii