Upper Ferntree Gully, VIC

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NatureMapr 2025 partner update presented to Commonwealth DCCEEW

New feature: special fields for collections

Temporary disruption to attributes

New feature: duplicate a sighting

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JasonPStewartNMsnc2016 wrote:

10 Oct 2024

Yeah importing i did not raise directly with you. I have no responses from anybody here i did raise this with . So i asked you so you may pass on the message .

Hypolepis muelleri

Tapirlord wrote:

10 Oct 2024

Thanks Jason I wasn't sold on Hypolepis glandulifera myself, this plant doesn't seem hairy enough. H.muelleri seems like a good candidate, I'd see it as well H.rugosula, though i'm not up on the differences. It's not Calochlaena dubia, I know that species well. I'm happy to leave this with you.

We would love the full extent of your records of Naturemapr. I don't have involvement in these administrative matters, and I cannot recall you raising this with me previously, but I would suggest either following up with Michael B or getting in touch with Aaron Clausen or Lewis Choy (noting that the former is away presently).

Hopefully that's useful :).

Hypolepis muelleri

JasonPStewartNMsnc2016 wrote:

10 Oct 2024

FYI not *Hypolepis glandulifera* .
More time will have to get spent to check this sighting's identification – for me later when i have more time.
Confer with *Hypolepis muelleri*, *Calochlaena dubia*, *Hypolepis rugosula*, and so on .

I have many sightings of Vic'n plants spp. including multiple ferns including multiple *Hypolepis* spp. .
But as yet the import functionality has not worked well and reliably for me testing it more 70 times, with only a small minority of successful imports.
If you can all respond to my requests (by private messages to C. and M. B.), respectively, for assistance with the importing functionality,
then i will add my sightings (hundreds and thousands of sightings, since the late 1990s).

Hypolepis muelleri