Diuris brevis D.L.Jones & C.J.French
WANOSCG Orchid Fact Sheet
Diuris brevis
Name and Authority
Synonyms (previous names)
Diuris sp. 'Perth swamps'
Common Name
Short-nosed Donkey Orchid
Complex Name
Diuris corymbosa (Donkey Orchids)
Originally Described by
David Jones & Christopher French in Austral.Orchid Rev. 81(2):33-35, Fig. 1 (2016)
Distribution and Habitat
Kenwick to Waroona, growing in sandy-clay and clay soils in shrublands, usually in association with seasonally wet flats.
Flowering Months
· · · · · · · Aug Sep · · ·
Description
A poorly known and apparently restricted species 150–300 mm high with two to three smooth leaves 50–150 mm long by 3–8 mm wide and up to five small yellow and brown flowers 20–25 mm across.
Distinguishing Features
WA Conservation Code (Threatened Status)
Priority Two
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