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Image of <i>Stylidium obtusatum</i> var. <i>rubricalyx</i> Carlquist
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Stylidium obtusatum Sond.

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  • Image of <i>Stylidium obtusatum</i> Sond.
    Jean and Fred   Flickr Group
    A tiny trigger plant, discovered and described by Rica Erickson in the 1950's. It wasn't seen again until 2007. I took a photo last year and we have been searching for this elusive plant this October with some success. It grows to 8cm. This photo shows three stages of the plant. Top photo as it is about to flower, middle flower has flowered and closed and the bottom photo is fully in flower.Photo: Fred
  • Image of Asterales
    Jean and Fred   Flickr Group
    A tiny trigger plant discovered and described by Rica Erickson in the 1950's. It wasn't seen again until 2007. I took a photo last year and we have been searching for this elusive plant this October with some success. It grows to 8cm.A small population of these plants down among the annuals. Photo: Fred
  • Image of <i>Stylidium obtusatum</i> Sond.
    Jean and Fred   Flickr Group
    Stylidium rubricalyxA tiny trigger plant discovered and described by Rica Erickson in the 1950's. It wasn't seen again until 2007. I took a photo last year and we have been searching for this elusive plant this October with some success. It grows to 8cm.From the front, it looks like a little person talking to us. :-))Photo: Jean
  • Image of <i>Stylidium obtusatum</i> Sond.
    Jean and Fred   Flickr Group
    Stylidium rubricalyx A tiny trigger plant with tiny flowers only a few mm, growing in winter wet areas.
  • Image of <i>Stylidium obtusatum</i> Sond.
    Jean and Fred   Flickr Group
    A tiny trigger plant discovered and described by Rica Erickson in the 1950's. It wasn't seen again until 2007. I took a photo last year and we have been searching for this elusive plant this October with some success. It grows to 8cm.After the 'trigger' has been set off. Photo: Jean
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