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Discussion

JasonPStewartNMsnc2016 wrote:

9 min ago

Yeah we all have to keep learning up to date as much as possible. I'm 55 yo .

Clematis (genus)

JasonPStewartNMsnc2016 wrote:

9 min ago

Yeah we all have to keep learning up to date as much as possible. I'm 55 yo .

Clematis (genus)

maznee wrote:

4 hrs ago

Thanks Jason. All my keys are getting old like me. I should update I guess.

Clematis (genus)

maznee wrote:

4 hrs ago

Thanks Jason. All my keys are getting old like me. I should update I guess.

Clematis (genus)

JasonPStewartNMsnc2016 wrote:

6 hrs ago

Yeah i have those old keys by awesome John Williams and awesome Gwen Harden.
As you know subsequently awesome Gwen Harden and many collaborators made the Flora of NSW four volumes, which in turn have become out of date, and the Flora of NSW online PlantNet website needs a bit of up date too and more funding, these days.

Hence, i checked again the Flora of NSW online PlantNet and again the species descriptions of the three candidate spp.;
sometimes vines of _Clematis glycinoides_ and _Clematis pickeringii_ can have a few teeth on the margins of their leaves too,
which more usually vines of _Clematis aristata_ have, and which too can have leaves without any teeth (ie. a spectrum from, leaves' margins with many teeth all the way through to the opposite extreme of without any teeth).

Hence, we require flowering and/or fruiting parts to go from this suggested species identification –fine as a suggestion–, to confirming a species identification .

Clematis (genus)