Favoritos de palustrisbotany
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Sabatia formosaObservador
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in a Catahoula sandstone barrens/glade, among sandstone and sand. First photo is from Allison Autry, who was with me at the time.
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Sphagnum cuspidatumObservador
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Fire suppressed woodland. Former wet pine savanna, dominated by young Pinus elliottii, P. taeda, Acer rubrum, Nyssa, Ilex coriacea, and Cyrilla racemiflora. Occasional occurrence of P. palustris
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Sphagnum lescuriiObservador
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Collected by David A Harrison and sent to me for ID. Damp understory in pine / Cyrilla forest. Field observation at https://www.inaturalist.org/observations/199861948. Branch leaf 1.4 x 0.6mm, stem leaf 1.5 x 0.8mm.
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Collected by David A Harrison and sent to me for ID. Flatwoods pond. Field observation at https://www.inaturalist.org/observations/199861949. Branch leaf 3.9 x 1.2mm, stem leaf 0.9 x 0.8mm.
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Sphagnum affineObservador
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Collected by David A Harrison and sent to me for ID. Field observation at https://www.inaturalist.org/observations/166876623. Branch leaf 2.5 x 1.6mm, stem leaf 1.8 x 0.8mm.
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Calopadia fuscaObservador
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On Sabal minor. Not certain if the orange blobs in the last few microscopy pictures are asci. The conidia scattered throughout also may or may not belong to this lichen
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Género HypocrellaObservador
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Even as someone who worked with redbay for years, this one has me stumped, so I'd welcome any suggestions. Small yellow-orange galls on the undersides of redbay (Persea borbonia) leaves, mostly along leaf veins. Hemispherical with a flat bottom, detachable (with effort). Quite hard and solid. When cut open, there are distinct layers of tissue but I can't find any chambers with larvae. Of course, if you search for "Persea leaf galls" you find many references to the redbay psyllid (Trioza magnoliae), which this definitely is not.
Maybe Cecidomyiidae or Cynipdae? Maybe even fungal?
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I forgot the name … Did I know the name? An “aerial rhizomorph” of some type. Looks like hair.
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Oxymitra incrassataObservador
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Grow on granite soil
Soil type: The Keese series consists of well drained shallow soils to bedrock that formed in residuum weathered from granite, granite grus, or gneiss of pre-Cambrian age.
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Quercus arkansanaObservador
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Approx 20feet long stand of scrubby trees, along sandy roadside
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Género XyrisObservador
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Tall, growing in clumps
Hurricane Creek Recreation Area
Lake O' the Pines
Marion County
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Leavenworthia texanaObservador
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The 4th and 5th pictures are shot by a full spectrum camera with UV pass / IR block filters stack, aka "Bee Vision".
It's cold and cloudy.
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although mapping here as Montgomery County, this site is 30-50 m N of road sign for that county line, so either in Walker County or the road sign is not actually on the county line?; along roadside & up to 20 m into pine/oak woods W of road; at/near the type locality for this species (although i didn't see it right on the roadside)!
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Pinus taedaObservador
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A big patch of Pine trees behind the fence of Picnic area....very unusual
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Quercus × drummondiiObservador
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Quercus drummondii is a very common oak in parts of central Texas. It seems to be intermediate between Q. margarettae and Q. stellata and may represent a hybrid between the two. See the discussion about this in the Flora of North America: http://www.efloras.org/florataxon.aspx?flora_id=1&taxon_id=233501059
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Utriculária-Menor (Utricularia gibba)Observador
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My friend found these massive blooming bladderwort plants at a retention pond in Austin.
She sent me a picture asked me if these are bladderwort.
We couldn't get a closeup picture because all the cattail.
I obscured the location to protect them from poaching.
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Houstonia parvifloraObservador
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County record, specimens collected, 109km N-NE from nearest known population in Bell County.
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Faia-Americana (Fagus grandifolia)Observador
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Neches River National Wildlife Refuge
Dead Water Lake Trail
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Género CoreopsisObservador
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ID by Eric Keith as a Coreopsis mutant.
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Hibiscus lasiocarposObservador
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Pineywoods Chapter NPSOT field trip to Watson Preserve led by Peter Loos/Dawn Stover. Peter said this was also known as Hibiscus leucophyllus.
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Lower leaves opposite, upper leaves in whorls of 3. Adaxial & abaxial leaf surfaces densely gland-dotted. Mid to lower leaves lengths around 10x their width. Phyllaries densely gland dotted
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Hibiscus lasiocarposObservador
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Driving back down Ghost Road on a side excursion. Stop #13
