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Juncus marginatusObservador
jrichardabbottDescrição
herb; last photo contrasts this with 4 other intermixed Juncus
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Género DichantheliumObservador
theo_witsellDescrição
Similar to Dichanthelium linearifolium but glabrous and often larger. A species of acidic woodlands, glades, and rock outcrops.
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scottwardDescrição
Not sure. Seepage ecotone between cypress dome and flatwoods. Spikelets finely puberulent
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ciafreDescrição
Rooting at nodes. Voucher: https://bisque.cyverse.org/image_service/image/00-3VK22cDcaKwhNv2xHFFqd5/resize:4000/format:jpeg
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Liatris asperaObservador
eric_keithDescrição
In moderately to heavily burned area from Hidden Pines Fire in loblolly pine - post oak - sand post oak - blackjack oak woodlands.
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Hilaria belangeriObservador
eric_keithDescrição
Not sure what else this could be, but would be a significant range extension.
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pufferchungDescrição
This is the same patch of orchids found by David A. Harris. @palustrisbotany
https://www.inaturalist.org/observations/160007569
We found 5 more plants nearby, one is still in full bloom, two are about to bloom (pic 4 and 5). Some are just emerged, no flower bud.
The second picture is a spent seed pod. Mark found it on the forest floor. One has a tiny caterpillar feeds on the flower buds (see 4th picture).
The one that's in full bloom has a spider on it. :-)
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dan_johnsonDescrição
@prairie_rambler an interesting new grass for me. Reminds me of Schedonnardus
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Asclepias prostrataObservador
pufferchungDescrição
The second picture is UV flora, aka bee vision
Thanks to @reidhardin
He took me to see these rare milkweeds.
I wanted to go see these rare milkweed for two years, but my husband refused to go with me.
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Asclepias prostrataObservador
joeysantoreDescrição
New-ish population here, right off hwy
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Cyperus schweinitziiObservador
theo_witsellDescrição
Looks a lot like C. schweinitzii to me. Sand barrens.
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Stenanthium texanumObservador
dull2shinetooDescrição
found at the edge of a seep
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PrivadoDescrição
Grid squares 5x5mm. Labium ~3mm long. Leaf width ~31mm. Raceme ~21mm in width.
Nacogdoches Co. TX. location withheld.
Observed being pollinated by this moth (https://www.inaturalist.org/observations/117757498).
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Arundinaria giganteaObservador
pufferchungDescrição
Bamboo blooms! I know this is very rare. Some Chinese bamboo species only bloom once a century!
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Eleocharis wolfiiObservador
theo_witsellDescrição
Scattered in open wet flats within shale barrens along drains.
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pufferchungDescrição
More than hundreds found in one spot
The last picture is UV flora, aka Bee Vision
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Género AnemoneObservador
pfau_tarletonDescrição
These represent an unusual population of Anemones. Investigations are underway to determine what species they might be.
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Género AnemoneObservador
pfau_tarletonDescrição
These represent an unusual population of Anemones. Investigations are underway to determine what species they might be.
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Género PaspalumObservador
horakrdDescrição
Four rows of spikelets. Inflorescence could be plicatulum but leaves are too broad and flexible.
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janetwrightDescrição
Pine savanna trail. Culm 60cm, sharply triangular cross-section, 2mm wide. Leaves short, 8cm x 3mm wide. Spikelet 4.5mm. Achene smooth, flattened one side, convex other side, 2.2mm x 1.8mm +0.3mm tubercle, 12 bristles.
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Tradescantia humilisObservador
beschwarDescrição
I've never seen a Spiderwort this small and close to the ground before. They were quite common here. Perhaps an uncommon species? Or maybe just related to the poor quality of the sand soil here on Sand Ridge.
