Prasophyllum elatum

Tall Leek Orchid at suppressed

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Identification history

	Prasophyllum elatum	11 Dec 2024	JasonPStewartNMsnc2016
	Prasophyllum elatum	11 Dec 2024	JasonPStewartNMsnc2016

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Gone to seed and/or wilted and browned off after flowering well ca. Sept.–Oct. (personal observation of wilted old flowers and pers. comm.). High sand dune, west aspect top slope; sand heathland, this slope patch slightly retains moist sand, seasonally, throughout the history I have noticed over 30 years, thus not quite dry, rather slightly moist to summer dry, sand heath; with this special species occurring here amongst many more plants' spp. here. Unlike the nearby ca. 9 months of the year much drier, dune top, 3E way dry sand heath hence with some different and special species.

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Sighting information

50 Abundance
JasonPStewartNMsnc2016 Recorded by
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2024 12 Dec. 11th Sightings import (template 2024 12 Dec. 4th) <- 2016 Dec. 6th 7-42 am sightings extract from iNat export file's observations-349269 2023 Aug. 7th JasonPStewartNMsnc2016 NatureMapr Greater Melbourne Orchids Plants

Additional information

1 metre to 5 metres Plant height

Species information

Prasophyllum elatum Scientific name
Tall Leek Orchid Common name
Sensitive
Local native
Non-invasive or negligible
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In flower

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Australian Capital Territory

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