Scurvy Weed
Commelina cyanea. The leaves of this plant were used by the early settlers as a treatment for scurvy, photographed at Cape Hillsborough National Park.
Pollen Beetle on Scurvy Weed
Pollen Beetle of the Oedemeridae family, Scurvy Weed Commelina cyanea, photographed at Porcupine Gorge National Park, near Hughenden, North-west Queensland.
Native Wandering Jew
(Commelina agrostophylla), photographed near Bing Bong, Gulf of Carpentaria, north of Borroloola NT.
(Commelina sp.), photographed in the Mount Moffatt section of the Carnarvon National Park, Central Queensland.
(Commelina sp.), photographed at Crows Nest National Park, near Toowoomba.
(Commelina sp.), photographed at Mount French National Park, near Kalbar in the Scenic Rim Region, South-east Queensland.
White Dayflower
(Commelina sp.), photographed at the Goomburra section of the Main Range National Park, South-east Queensland.
Dayflower
(Commelina), photographed at Cranky Rock Reserve near Warialda, NSW.
