Favoritos de sausalsa
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patricio_novoaDescripción
Pilularia americana marked in red. Laguna Nº 42, El Tangue, Tongoy
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Hierbas Canas, Jarillas Y Parientes (Género Senecio)Observ.
damontigheLugar
Torres del Paine National Park, Torres del Paine, Magallanes and Antartica Chilena, CL (Google, OSM)
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Cactus de Tanumé (Eriosyce aspillagae)Observ.
paulaceaeDescripción
Identidad determinada por Pablo Guerrero. El registro fue realizado en los cerros de Quella, en la prov de Cauquenes, actualmente el registro más meridional para esta especie. Ubicación específica oscurecida.
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williamsmaggie3Descripción
Found off of northern arm of Lago O,Higgins in the Aysen Region of Chile. This is succulent looking plant found in a rocky sub-alpine zone.
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berny_dele_rosesDescripción
Euphrasia perpusilla
Especie redescubierta recientemente, se describe en el paper "Rediscovery and neotypification of Euphrasia perpusilla (Orobanchaceae), endemic species to the Chilean Patagonian archipelagos" por Patricio Saldivia (2024).
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Margaritas, Campánulas Y Afines (Orden Asterales)Observ.
ksiasuDescripción
Light grey succulent growing in a cluster of ball shapes. Slightly fuzzy to the touch, holding residual moisture from the morning. Each ball as slight star shapes branching out as well as tiny white and yellow flowers growing in the pockets of fuzz. Located on steep mountain scree with large chunks of shale rock covering all of the landscape. Extremely exposed on an western aspect of roughly 45 degrees. Very few other plants located in the surrounding area besides pockets of grass sparsely populating the mountain side, some lichen, and other small succulents. Full sun, Beaufort 6, 5C.
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izzymay520Descripción
Sloped area, roughly 15 degrees nw aspect. Mixed growth lenga forest with no midstory and sparse understory. Two plants pictured here - different coloration distinguishes them. Instructor Ben commented that he saw this yesterday with many purple stems. Didn’t see those here, but same plant. These plants appear healthy.
