Records made by Austaller

2500 cm high; Shrub; Notes: Exposure: semi-shade. Perennial. Common. Leaves: large, obovate, alternate, dark glossy green above, hairy below, with leathery texture. Stems and bark: no latex. Fruits: small berries as long as terminal inflorescences. Other: shrub with drooping branches growing in shade of Terminalia sericea.

Creeper; Notes: In dark grey sandy soil. Exposure: semi-shade. Uncommon. Flowers: in axillary and terminal sprays; petals 4, creamy-white, anthers numerous; very attractive, with lovely perfume. Leaves: compound, imparipinnate, serrate - crenate and lobed. Branches opposite.

1000 cm high; Tree; Notes: Exposure: semi-shade. Perennial. Slender tree. Uncommon. Flowers: ovary inferior. Leaves: ovate, pubescent, with distinct venation below. Fruits are berries in terminal clusters, green becoming black when ripe, with small persistent calyx.

Shrub; Notes: Exposure: full sun. Perennial. Uncommon. Height: 1 m. Leaves: opposite, olive green, very hairy, soft to touch, serrate. Stem greenish white, very pubescent. Fruit 3-locular, green. Other: loamy sandy soil. Along road verge.

170 cm high; Notes: Exposure: full sun. Annual. Localized. Flowers: quite small for Hibiscus, creamy yellow, 4 cm in diameter when open; centre dark purple. Calyx glandular. Epicalyx lobes appear to be 7. Leaves: 3-lobed. Other: erect, sturdy annual.

Shrub; Notes: Exposure: full sun. Perennial. Relatively common. Height: 2 m. Flowers: axillary buds. Leaves: alternate, soft, pubescent, whitish green. Stipules present. Stems and bark: brown, hairy. Other: sandy soil along road verge.

Shrub; Notes: Perennial shrub. Height: 1 m. Occurrence: abundant. Flower: flowerheads purple, terminal clusters. Leaves: alternate, margin serrate, grey-green, hairy. Other: sandy soil along road verge. Exposure: full sun.