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It was identified on site as Lepidosperma lineare.

under-story shrub about 2m. small orange fruit turning black

Small tree about 3m tall.

Growing behind sand dunes on granitic, rocky slope

Sedge to 1.1 m

Has nice new growth .

Currently included as a race of E. scabra in VicFlora but differs from https://inaturalist.ala.org.au/observations/162595066 in having larger flowers and soft rather than scabrous hairs.

Identification based on the shape of the leaf bases. Growing in damp soil with Machaerina juncea.

Small tree, only about a half meter tall
Simple, spiral leaves
Smooth leaves, same color on both sides
No stipules

possibly Agalaia australensis?

Brown Ripples?

https://apps.lucidcentral.org/rainforest/text/entities/aglaia_australiensis.htm?zoom_highlight=Brown+Ripples

Rainforest shrub long the Madja Boardwalk, Cape Tribulation, Queensland, Australia. July 2022.

Very small sedge, only a few centimetres high.

Seen along Bishop’s Trail at Bukit Fraser. Very hairy, low to ground. Leaves about 15 cm long.

not sure which or perhaps is R.Rhysotoechia

presently only known as Shute Harbour sp. Previously have only found it large numbers Argentea Palm Cove.

growing around a mangrove swamp margin

Shute harbour sp.

Wattle Snout moth , Pararguda nasuta? laying eggs