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JasonPStewartNMsnc2016 wrote:
25 min ago
A different again species of _Terminalia_ ... .
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JasonPStewartNMsnc2016 wrote:
1 hr ago
Ay thank you .
Terminalia (genus)
Mike wrote:
3 hrs ago
Photos added. The combination of my eyes and phone might not be too helpful. I am never a good judge of hairiness. Fruit green turning through red to purple black. Thin juicy flesh and seed about 10mm long.
Terminalia (genus)
JasonPStewartNMsnc2016 wrote:
4 hrs ago
A good learning, worthwhile, identification challenge, for me, with my skills and existing field experiences with several _Terminalia_ spp. in NE Qld and CYP,
this sighting !

Please if you may, —after just now I am learning more about NW (WA) Terminalia spp.,
a couple of clearly macro–focussed close-up photographs of these open flowers.
(Only if not difficult, eg. if you have the macro photography camera lens settings or specific macro–lens and these open flowers are not out of reach).
Terminalia (genus)
JasonPStewartNMsnc2016 wrote:
6 hrs ago
Some botanical keys' specifics, to please check if you've time still there:
• ripest fruits, approximately: The average of their lengths? And the average of their diameters? Eg. More than 2 cm diameter? More than 3 cm diameter? Or only up to 1.5 cm diameter? .
• petioles (leaves' stalks from joining the blade to joining the branch), approximately: the average of their lengths? Eg. More than 2 cm? Or less than 2 cm ? Or less than 1.5 cm?
• the branches as well, are they hairy?
• the undersides of the leaves, are they hairy?
• leaves' blades, approximately: their average widths eg. more than 5 cm wide or less than 5 cm wide?
• leaves' blades, approximately: their average lengths? (not including the petiole).
Terminalia (genus)

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