joeyshaw's Identifications
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emilyrichardsDescrição
Leaves scale-like, not foliaceous; Aerial stems present, with prominent nodes, unbranched, monomorphic; collected on stream bank.
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Rabanete (Raphanus raphanistrum ssp. sativus)Observador
erinstierDescrição
*4 4 6 1
dicots, Brassicaceae, Key I
forb habitat, herbaceous, terrestrial
4 petals,perianth present, calyx and corolla present, petals separate, stamens few, leaves alternate, ovary is superior, actinomorphic, leaves compound, not viny.
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Rabanete (Raphanus raphanistrum ssp. sativus)Observador
hunterlowrey53Descrição
*4,4,6,1 Dicot, herb, perianth present, calyx and corolla present, petals separate, stamens few, leaves alternate, Key I, ovary superior, flowers actinomorphic, leaves compound, plants not viny, 4 petals, Brassicaceae, raphanus,
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hunterlowrey53Descrição
Herb. Parianth present, calyx and corolla present, petals separate, stamens few, leaves alternate, ovary superior, leaves not Evergreen, flowers actinomorphic, plant is not vinyl, with 4 whitish purple petals, plant is terrestrial, leaves cauline and basal. Fruit is elongated, cauline leaves simple, toothed margins with shallow lobes, the stem is also smooth..4:4:6:1:*
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Canchalágua (Sisyrinchium micranthum)Observador
eliot_hollandDescrição
Irdaceae Sisrinchium rosulatum
S. rosulatum
T6 3 /1 (3 carpels)
Monocot, herbaceous, perianth present, terrestrial, bisexual, pistils 1/flower, ovary inferior, actinomorphic, stamens 3, perianth glabrous, Iridaceae, perianth 1-2 cm long, Sisyrinchium, stems unbranched: no more information given in the book because it is not in it. However, I did find a couple of these at Booker T state park. I used the Tennessee-Kentucky Plant Atlas to help me figure out what it was once I got to the genus because the species, S. rosulatum, is in it. It also showed that it can be found in a couple different counties in Tennessee and one of them is nearby.
Herb. Simple, alternate, sheathed leaves. Leaves are linear
Found at Booker T. Washington State Park. Make a right to go into the first parking lot. Drive straight to the back where the Nature Trail sign in. The plants were about 20 feet directly to the right of the sign on the other side of the actual trail entrance
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Subsecção NudicaulesObservador
zachgrimesDescrição
x5 5 5 1^3/ Open area in woods. Dicot flower with calyx and corolla present. Separate petals. Stamens <2x number of petals. Superior ovary. Chlorophyll present. Zygomatic petals. Tendrils absent. 5 petals. 3 carpels. Plants caulescent. Stipule entire. Petals yellow.
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Viola hastataObservador
benwuller1Descrição
herbaceous leaves mostly basal Key I family Violaceae genus viola plant caulescent stipules entire with basal and cauline leaves petals yellow
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Viola glaberrimaObservador
gabrielcorreaDescrição
X 5 5 5 1/. Angiosperm dicot, herb, perianth present, petals separate, stamens few, leaves alternate. Key I. Ovary superior, leaves not evergreen, flower zygomorphic, not viny, carpels 3 , sepals and petals 5, stipules present. Violaceae. Plant less than 1 dm tall. Viola. Plant caulescent, stipules entire, basal leaves absent, petals yellow, leaf surface pubescent
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Viola eriocarpaObservador
nicoleking6Descrição
Dicot; Herbaceous; Key I; flowers zygomorphic; 5 sepals; 5 petals; 5 stamen; 1 pistil with 3 carpels; ovary superior; calyx and corolla present; not viny; stipules present and entire; yellow petals; caulescent
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Viola eriocarpaObservador
whitney_richardsonDescrição
Plants reproducing by seeds, seeds borne within a closed ovary or fruit when mature, flower parts mostly in 5s, stems herbaceous or woody and flowers present at time of collection—> all dicot families
Herbaceous, not woody, perianth present-both calyx and corolla, petals separate, stamens few, leaves alternate—> Key I
Ovary superior, flowers zygomorphic, plants not viny, carpels 2-5, sepals and petals 5, stipules present—> Violaceae
Plants caulescent or acaulescent, < 1 dm tall, flowers showy—> Viola
Plants caulescent, stipules essentially entire, plants with cauline leaves, plant with cauline leaves and solitary leaves at base, petals yellow—> Viola pubescens var. scabriuscula
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Viola eriocarpaObservador
madibrownDescrição
5 sepals
5 petals
5 stamen
1 pistil
Dicot
Key I
Herbaceous
Calyx and corolla present
Ovary superior
Leaves not evergreen
Flowers zygomorphic
Not viny
Carpels 2-5
Sepals and petals 5
Carpels 3
Stipules present
Violaceae
Caulescent
Stipules entire
Cauline leaves
Petals yellow
Leaf blades deltate
Native
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Viola eriocarpaObservador
kailynnbeshearsDescrição
dicot. herbaceous. perianth present. calyx and corolla present. petals separate. stamen few. ovary superior. leaves not evergreen. flowers zygomorphic. plants not viny. 5 sepals and petals. stipules present. Violaceae. petals yellow. Viola. plants caulescent. stipules entire. cauline leaves present. petals yellow. leaf deltate.
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