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Scoliopus halliiObservador
zanethebrainDescrição
Stem: Red to white, Glabrous, mostly subterranean
Leaves: Parallel venation, +2 per plant, Oblong with rounded apex, green, basal and more less clasping
Flower: 3 sepals, recurved with maroon striations and red and white checked pattern, petals almost cylindrical and circular, Style 3 branched, 3 stamens, anthers purple to maroon, red to yellowish brown, nectaries present on sepals,
Placental arrangement: One locule with 3 rows of ovaries born on the ovary wall,
Inflorescence: umbel (?)
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found in conifer forest (Doug-fir/grand fir) with a few bigleaf maples, no oak anywhere near.
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Pigargo-Americano (Haliaeetus leucocephalus)Observador
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Two bald eagles and a flock of crows in a field with a carcass.
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Ganoderma oregonenseObservador
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Anyone know why it’s blue?
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Ganoderma oregonenseObservador
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west coast reishi. base of stipe oddly smelled like lemongrass/cilantro
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Rã-Touro (Lithobates catesbeianus)Observador
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Being eaten by a Pied-billed Grebe.
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Chaparral (Larrea tridentata)Observador
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northern most creosote I've seen along 318. Its just across from Mail Summit Rd.
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Lifer. Observed crossing the road southward. Hid itself very effectively in the grass after it got sick of me watching it.
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This native buckwheat is very sporadic and mostly solitary but at this site it predominates along with introduced annual grasses such as Avena barbata and Bromus diandrus. This site lies along the American River Parkway in the Carmichael area. This site lies along the American River Parkway in the Carmichael area.
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Repolga (Pleurotus ostreatus)Observador
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I think so. . . About 3 huge clusters of them.
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These plants less hairy than other var californicus that I have seen. Last photo is of one pod showing dry calyx in fruit from this patch nestled among three from var jepsonii from Joice Island in Suisun Marsh. Noticeably smaller plant with smaller leaves and narrower stem wings.
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In tiny remnant white oak- madrone woodland between dougfir monocultures.
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Platismatia herreiObservador
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Between Blodgett and Summit on the Summit Highway.
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Eucnide cordataObservador
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Baja California rocknettle, Eucnide cordata, Mexico, Baja California Sur, La Paz, Isla Partida, Playa Ensenada Grande, Sea of Cortez watershed, elevation 20 m (65 ft).
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Vesper purpurascensObservador
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Approximately 3.5 cm long and 2.5 cm tall
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It is Feb 10 and it was down to 19F last night, and here is the first delicate flower of the year! AMAZING.
On an east facing, moist slope in the Lee of the wind.
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The white gills are the reason for my guess (and Thea's suggestion didn't hurt either)
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Carson Valley monkeyflower, Erythranthe carsonensis, Nevada, Carson Valley, Dresslerville, Sierra Nevada watershed, elevation 1519 m (4985 ft).
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Monstro-de-Gila (Heloderma suspectum)Observador
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Observed 2 days in a row sunning near a protective crevice in the rocks.
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Asclepias cordifoliaObservador
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small populations of this milkweed can be observed at 2 locations at mississippi bar
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On bank above Redwood Creek next to county road. Assoc with Scoliopus bigelowii.
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Aesculus californicaObservador
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Albino buckeye seedling! How curious!
