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Erva-Sapa (Lythrum junceum)Observador
chris_nelsonDescrição
Found close enough to someone's fence that it could be an escaped garden flower.
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Erva-Sapa (Lythrum junceum)Observador
truthseqrDescrição
Flowers: 1-2 in each leaf axil
Stem: not hairy; erect, up to 60 cm tall
Short, conical hypanthiums/fruits. Red spots at base.
Per @randomtruth, the hypanthium shape is the easiest character to look at for differentiation - L. cal has cylindrical hypanthiums with defined ribs, and L. junceum has shorter, conical hypanthiums that are mostly smooth.
Here's a photo by @randomtruth of L. californicum on flickr for reference - note the long, cylindrical hypanthiums with the ribs.
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Erva-Sapa (Lythrum junceum)Observador
rossta0825Descrição
Think it’s lythrum genus, but which species.
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helenhDescrição
YSC Trail near scattered eucalyptus, Mission Peak Regional Preserve (above Ohlone College). The last photo shows the leaves in early May.
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forestnymphDescrição
No purple on this one. Is it T. versicolor subspp. faucibarbata? Or Orthocarpus spp.?
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janetplantDescrição
On parking strip next to park on Quema Drive.
About 6 feet tall.
Fotos / Sons
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Erva-Sapa (Lythrum junceum)Observador
janetplantDescrição
Not sure if L. hyssopifolium or L. Californicum. Will look closer.
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Hemizonia congestaObservador
janetplantDescrição
I know there are several hayfield tarweed sub species and I'm just marking this hayfield tarweed. More notes later
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Pholistoma auritumObservador
janetplantDescrição
Second year that I've seen these flowers in this location. They are on shady bank.
Just visited this site (July 29, 2014) and the goats have eaten all the dried vegetation. Looking forward to seeing if they come back next year.
