SPIKEY vs CRFwildflowers

SPIKEY: An interactive key to Triodia spinifex grasses of the Pilbara, Western Australia is an interactive identification tool covering all of the hummock grasses (the genus Triodia) colloquially known as ‘spinifex’ that occur in the Pilbara bioregion and adjacent areas of Western Australia. This key covers a total of 28 species and one hybrid, about one-quarter of the species in the genus Triodia, using 28 features. This is an important update; about half of the species treated are recently described, and are not covered by earlier synopses of Triodia. Triodia are the dominant plants and a major restoration target in arid zone hummock grasslands, an ecosystem covering 18% of Australia, and correct identification is critical to successful restoration and rehabilitation. This app is intended to be used by land managers, rehabilitation practitioners, botanical consultants, seed collectors, identification botanists and anyone curious about Triodia.

Explore wildflowers in the Midwest region of Western Australia based on growth habit, flowering season, and flower colour. Each species includes multiple colour photos showing key characteristics like flowers, buds, seeds, and leaves. To help distinguish native from non-native plants, we've added invasive weeds and lookalike flowers. The new fungi section introduces you to this fascinating kingdom. Discover interesting facts about various species and enhance your knowledge of the region's flora. Download this free app to explore the spectacular wildflowers and learn how to get involved in their conservation through Chapman River Friends. The Chapman River Regional Park, a 364ha (Perth-Kings Park 400ha) natural bushland area in the heart of the City of Greater Geraldton, boasts a diverse range of vegetation and habitats, including priority and threatened species. This diversity is unique within a 50 km radius. All the photos were taken in the Chapman River Regional Park, Geraldton - WA.