Favoritos de bonsaisteve
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lexgarcia1Descripción
Fragment of Isotypus C.H. Muller s.n. (CAS) https://plants.jstor.org/stable/viewer/10.5555/al.ap.specimen.cas0006168 ...see this observation: https://www.naturalista.mx/observations/59524631
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eliotmillerDescripción
I do not know my oaks in the area. I took photos of a series of oaks when in the area 15 years ago, and provisionally identified them with the guide I had on hand. Saw this species was recently rediscovered, went through my old photos, found that I had identified one as Q. cf tardifolia back then. Uploading to get community opinion. Also uploading all my other oak photos from the area.
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Qué
Biznaga Llavina (Cochemiea dioica)Observ.
naturenateDescripción
Same crested mammillaria from several years ago. Growing well!
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grmorrisonDescripción
A small, sparse population of these wee, annual, introduced, Aussie succulents, growing on a compacted, sandy, pebbly, low-organic flat area, a low point along South Hills Motorway, the N end of Anubee's Valley, South Hills, Glendora, CA. Coin used for scale is a US quarter dollar (¢25 piece), 24.26 mm, 0.955 inch in diameter.
I think this is the first documentation of this species in the South Hills. I made a physical collection, as well, which I will link to on CCH2 when I get it processed.
NOTE (22 May 2024): Noticed an error in the marked location of this observation. Corrected the mapped location.
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spifferellaDescripción
Found two white-flowered ceanothus in among stands of what appeared to all be C. tomentosus. They stood out very dramatically but as far as I can tell are just a color variant. CalPhotos has a photo of C. tomentosus with white flowers: https://calphotos.berkeley.edu/cgi/img_query?enlarge=0000+0000+0513+0355
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Helecho Lengua de Serpiente de California (Ophioglossum californicum)Observ.
snakeinmypocket
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tchesterDescripción
At first glance, I thought something had gone terribly wrong with this plant, and it was diseased. But on closer inspection, this plant may have just decided to be more colorful in its upper part.
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Magnolias, Margaritas Y Parientes (Dicotiledóneas) (Clase Magnoliopsida)Observ.
jorgeamador
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camayalDescripción
Árbol de 6 m, látex blanco abundante, frutos verdes con costillas pronunciadas. En IEB como C.A. Maya-L. 604
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Pino Lacio (Pinus pseudostrobus)Observ.
sacorvaDescripción
Afectado por insecto defoliador
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Biznaga de la Barranca de Guadalajara (Mammillaria scrippsiana)Observ.
juliovega
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Jaguar (Panthera onca)Observ.
marcelo_arandaDescripción
Huellas derechas muy claras en patrón de caminata. La inferior corresponde a la mano y la superior a la pata. La navaja mide 9 cm de largo.
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Orquídea Lirio (Rhynchostele cervantesii)Observ.
jose_garcia_lopezDescripción
RB Sierra de Manantlán, Jal
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leithallbDescripción
I observed these plants. Photos given to me by Peter Woodall, with copyright.
DSC00591/92
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birdexplorersDescripción
Few seen on limestone cliffs around the outer islands around Minado.
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Cycas falcataObserv.
botanarchisteDescripción
Only C. falcata and C. rumphii are recorded from SUlawesi.
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Palma Cícada (Ceratozamia delucana)Observ.
sarahdiaz17Descripción
C. mexicana?
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mraymcgDescripción
Found in recently irrigated grasses under shade of dogwoods.
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Zamia lindeniiObserv.
cedrelingaDescripción
Caulescent cycad to 5 m, trunk 1.5 m tall. Huge fruit ca. 50 cm long. Growing in fragment of mature forest surrounded by cattle pasture.
