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Category: About Mt Majura

Hooked Rustyhood, Oligochaetochilus hamatus found on Mount Majura

Waltraud Pix 8 November 2010 4 June 2026About Mt Majura, Conservation info, Plants

The greenhood orchid Hooked Rustyhood,Oligochaetochilus hamatus syn. Pterostylis hamata was found on Mount Majura in recent days. This is the second orchid species of the genus discovered in the nature reserve (list of Mt Majura / Mt Ainslie plant species). The species is not common in the ACT. It occurs…

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Bundy Miniature Portrait, April 2009

Waltraud Pix 5 April 2009 30 May 2026About Mt Majura, Conservation info, Portrait

Bundy (Eucalyptus goniocalyx) buds and flowers BOTANICAL NAME Eucalyptus goniocalyx   COMMON NAME Bundy, Long-leaved Box   FAMILY Myrtaceae (Myrtle family)   SPECIES NAMING Angled calyx (calyx: collective name of sepals, which form the outer whorl of flowers)   GROWTH HABIT Small, low branching tree to 15 m tall, with…

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