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	Rhaphidophora australasica	Rhaphidophora australasica
	Description:Flower showing spathe	Description:Flowering plant
	Location:Mt Edith Road, Danbulla National Park, North Queensland	Location:Mt Edith Road, Danbulla National Park, North Queensland
	GPS coordinates:17˚06.3738S, 145°36.9504E	GPS coordinates:17˚06.3738S, 145°36.9504E
	Date of photo:31 December 2017	Date of photo:31 December 2017
	Field No.:6316	Field No.:6316
	Rhaphidophora australasica	Rhaphidophora australasica
	Description:Plant with pod	Description:Epiphytic plant
	Location:Maardja Boardwalk, Daintree National Park, North Queensland	Location:Mt Edith Road, Danbulla National Park, North Queensland
	GPS coordinates:16˚08.3497S, 145°26.2030E	GPS coordinates:17˚06.3738S, 145°36.9504E
	Date of photo:12 October 2008	Date of photo:31 December 2017
	Field No.:U984	Field No.:6316
	Rhaphidophora australasica	Rhaphidophora australasica
	Description:Fruit	Description:Plant with pod
	Location:Mt Edith Road, Danbulla National Park, North Queensland	Location:Daintree National Park, North Queensland
	GPS coordinates:17˚06.3738S, 145°36.9504E	GPS coordinates:N/A
	Date of photo:31 December 2017	Date of photo:15 September 2009
	Field No.:6316	Field No.:U1004
	Description:Plant growing with Pothos longipes
	Location: Jindalba, Daintree, North Queensland
	GPS coordinates:16˚14.2920S, 145°25.9518E
	Date of photo:28 January 2018
	Field No.:6352

References (accessed 24 February 2018):

Hay, A. in Wilson, A.J.G. (ed.) (2011), Araceae. Flora of Australia 39:243


Hay, A. (1993), Raphidophora petrieana - a new aroid liane from tropical Queensland: with a synopsis of the Australian Araceae-Monstereae. Telopea 5(2): 298

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