Observaciones de arjonker

Conostylis setigera R.Br. (1810)
Haemodoraceae
native range is SW. & S. Western Australia.
Bristly Cottonhead

S31 08.681 E116 17.710
Rica Erickson Reserve
Wongan Hills > Calingiri > 95
Old Plains Road
Western Australia

Conospermum canaliculatum subsp. apiculatum
Proteaceae
KeyBase path:
Perianth 2-lipped; upper lip 1-lobed; lower lip 3-lobed
Perianth woolly, occasionally silky-villous
Leaves linear to lanceolate, or oblong to ovate
Leaves linear to oblanceolate
Upper surface of leaves canaliculate, especially at base; inflorescence a spicate panicle in the upper leaf axils
Leaves grey-tomentose > subsp. apiculatum

Lake Indoon
Western Australia

Conospermum boreale / wycherleyi
Proteaceae
Smokebush, breed blad
Conospermum boreale
Path

Perianth 2-lipped; upper lip 1-lobed; lower lip 3-lobed
Perianth woolly, occasionally silky-villous
Leaves linear to lanceolate, or oblong to ovate
Leaves lanceolate or oblong to ovate
Perianth lobes much shorter than perianth tube
Peduncle with bracts supporting the inflorescence branches only
Leaf margins entire
Bracteoles to 3 mm long; upper lip of perianth less than 2.2 mm long
Multistemmed shrub less than 2 m tall
Leaves thin, glabrous
Conospermum wycherleyi
Path

Perianth 2-lipped; upper lip 1-lobed; lower lip 3-lobed
Perianth woolly, occasionally silky-villous
Leaves linear to lanceolate, or oblong to ovate
Leaves lanceolate or oblong to ovate
Perianth lobes much shorter than perianth tube
Peduncle with bracts supporting the inflorescence branches only
Leaf margins entire
Bracteoles 3–8.5 mm long; upper lip of perianth longer than 2.25 mm

Lake Indoon
Western Australia

Conospermum canaliculatum subsp. apiculatum
Proteaceae
KeyBase path:
Perianth 2-lipped; upper lip 1-lobed; lower lip 3-lobed
Perianth woolly, occasionally silky-villous
Leaves linear to lanceolate, or oblong to ovate
Leaves linear to oblanceolate
Upper surface of leaves canaliculate, especially at base; inflorescence a spicate panicle in the upper leaf axils
Leaves grey-tomentose > subsp. apiculatum

Lake Indoon
Western Australia

Myoporum caprarioides Benth. (1837)
Scrophulariacae (Myoporaceae)
Myoporum caprarioides in Florabase looks like it. The iNat images look like a mixture.
KeyBase:
Myoporum caprarioides
Path:
Fruit at maturity succulent, ovoid, subglobular to conical
Leaves and branches glabrous
Leaves alternate
Erect shrub or trees; leaves lanceolate, ovate to elliptic, rarely oblanceolate and if so >8 mm wide; fruits purple to black, rarely yellowish green
Leaf margins distinctly serrate in distal one to two-thirds
Corolla lobes acute
One other possibility is
Myoporum petiolatum. the iNat specimen looks like it, but species not in Florabase, not in Keybase

Lake Thetis
Nambung NP, Cervantes
Western Australia