1	"Anthers brown to almost black; leaf margins often revolute above basal sheath, midrib and margins virtually or quite smooth"	2
1	"Anthers yellow, pale yellowish-brown or purplish; leaf margins flat or slightly recurved, midrib usually scabrous or toothed (but sometimes sparsely and/or minutely so), margins smooth or toothed"	3
2	"Inflorescences at least as long as foliage"	"Dianella revoluta"
2	"Inflorescences shorter (usually much shorter) than foliage"	"Dianella brevicaulis"
3	"Leaves strongly discolorous, margins and abaxial midrib prominently serrate-scabrous"	4
3	"Leaves more or less concolorous, margins and abaxial midribs rather sparsely and irregularly serrate-scabrous or smooth"	6
4	"Leaves 8–20 mm wide; anther distinctly longer than struma, filaments strongly kinked; rather slender plants of grasslands, scrubs and woodlands, chiefly on basalt-derived, sometimes swampy soils"	"Dianella callicarpa"
4	"Leaves mostly at least 20 mm wide; anther equal to or shorter than its subtending struma; robust plants mostly of moist shaded forests and montane to subalpine woodlands"	5
5	"Ripe fruits purple, soft-textured when ripe; from near sea-level to c. 1300 m altitude"	"Dianella tasmanica"
5	"Ripe fruits bronze-green, remaining firm at maturity; mostly in subalpine woodlands above 1400 m, but also near Wulgulmerang at c. 800 m"	"Dianella sp. aff. tasmanica (Snowfields)"
6	"Leaf-sheath closely folded and fused about the midrib, clearly differentiated from blade; leaves dark green; rhizomatous or stoloniferous plants mostly to c. 0.5 m high, rarely ascending higher via leafy stems; roots fibrous"	7
6	"Leaf-sheath broadly V-shaped or Y-shaped in section, not markedly distinct from blade; leaves usually pale, often glaucous; tufted or shortly rhizomatous plants, often higher than 0.5 m; roots fleshy"	8
7	"Leaf sheaths near base with <10 prominently raised nerves (indistinct, finer intervening nerves sometimes visible); leaves typically widely spreading; anthers pale lilac to purple; east from Kinglake area"	"Dianella sp. aff. caerulea (West Gippsland)"
7	"Leaf sheaths near base with >12 barely raised nerves; leaves typically ascending; anthers yellow; east from Orbost area"	"Dianella caerulea"
8	"Plants rhizomatous, forming loose colonies; leaves 4–9(–12) mm wide, somewhat glaucous, soft-textured"	"Dianella amoena"
8	"Plants clumping, or if ever distinctly rhizomatous then leaves >10 mm wide and/or neither at once glaucous and soft-textured"	9
9	"Leaves rather strongly channelled, usually more or less erect, to c. 10 mm wide at midway when flattened. Flowers opening in the afternoon and remaining open until evening"	"Dianella tarda"
9	"Leaves broadly V-shaped to flat, usually spreading to some extent, mostly wider than 10 mm at midway. Flowers opening during the morning and collapsing by mid-afternoon"	10
10	"Leaves arcuate, arched away from scape; blades distinctly glaucous to pruinose, to 20 mm wide; mainly north-western Victoria"	"Dianella porracea"
10	"Leaves not conspicuously arcuate; blades green to somewhat glaucous; widespread"	"Dianella longifolia"