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Asclepias tuberosaObservador
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McKittrick Canyon Wilderness Study Area
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Género AsiminaObservador
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Found growing just outside of a cemetery in Philadelphia. It was growing out of a crack in the sidewalk.
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Quiri (Paulownia tomentosa)Observador
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growing in unkempt doorway behind storm door.
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Mertensia virginicaObservador
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A rare white Virginia Bluebell. Newcomb's field guide just says blue; Wikipedia notes "white blossoms occur rarely". Best viewed large. This site is a wildflower preserve -- somewhere in between native woods & a botanical garden. The plants are growing wild, but uncommon plants may have originally been brought in from outside.
Bonus bug maybe an assassin bug nymph (Zelus sp)?
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Violeta-Azul-Comum-da-América-Do-Norte (Viola sororia)Observador
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Amazing colour
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Prunus angustifoliaObservador
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Growing in roadside ditch— mostly clonal. Not producing fruit due to excessive shade from invasive species, Bucks Co.
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Castanheiro-Americano (Castanea dentata)Observador
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Infected with Chestnut Blight fungus: https://www.inaturalist.org/observations/198076712
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Carya ovalisObservador
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I think —
Mostly 7 leaflets per leaf (as opposed to 5 of C. glabra)
Thin husk on fruit with 4 splitting pieces
Glabrous twigs with small terminal buds
Mature bark not shaggy
POWO lists C. ovalis as a synonym of Carya glabra odorata
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Carvalho-Vermelho-Do-Sul (Quercus falcata)Observador
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Apparently one of the northern-most wild populations.
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Quercus stellataObservador
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Really surprised and delighted to find such a large one so close to home. Unsure if it was planted, as this was an old farm and estate, but it was atop a sandy drier slop. I will definitely return to collect some acorns next year!
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Gymnocladus dioicusObservador
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This is growing beneath an adult coffeetree so that’s a pretty good bet, but what is going on with those ghostly white leaves?? Is this a virus?
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Cases on chestnut found 8-Jun-2020, moth emerged 24-Jun-2020
