I expect not (not sure how to check), but @leonperrie might have comments about what holes there are is our observations, perhaps what we should go hunting for.
I see the (current) 53,361 research grade obs consist of 246 species, and the 59,154 total shows 283 species - so perhaps about 37 species in latter total doubtful?
I suspected Botrychium lunaria might be missing, but I see even it is there, along with some of the other restricted/rare native species. Notogrammitis gunnii is one that does seem to be missing.
I'd have to systematically work through the national species list to find others.
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Great. Are all spp represented?
I expect not (not sure how to check), but @leonperrie might have comments about what holes there are is our observations, perhaps what we should go hunting for.
Yes, great. More than the number of kiwis tested yesterday !!
:-}
I see the (current) 53,361 research grade obs consist of 246 species, and the 59,154 total shows 283 species - so perhaps about 37 species in latter total doubtful?
I suspected Botrychium lunaria might be missing, but I see even it is there, along with some of the other restricted/rare native species. Notogrammitis gunnii is one that does seem to be missing.
I'd have to systematically work through the national species list to find others.
Thanks @tony_wills. And a special shout out to everyone helping with IDs :-)
Here's a bunch that are just ID'd as 'Ferns", so can probably be improved :-)
https://www.inaturalist.org/observations?lrank=class&place_id=any&project_id=ferns-in-nz&quality_grade=needs_id&verifiable=any
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