Identificaciones de benyoungstrom
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Salvia melliferaObserv.
khachikianDescripción
I saw buckwheat in Earon canyon but I found the one with flowers in chantry flats.
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Roble Venenoso del Pacífico (Toxicodendron diversilobum)Observ.
khachikianDescripción
Poison oak can be found in the form of shrub or vine.It causes skin rash in many people. It can reach 4-5 feet in height as a shrub.
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Flor de Borrego (Eriogonum fasciculatum)Observ.
bryanyuDescripción
The California Buckwheat was found dominating in a community which just gone through a storm. Many trees in the area were knocked off, leaving many open space for the California Buckwheat.
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bordeauxDescripción
Wavy-leafed soap plant growing in a section of shrub along Upper Winter Creek trail. No flowers yet, only observed in one area.
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Chilicothe (Marah macrocarpa)Observ.
bordeauxDescripción
Marah macrocarpus (wild cucumber). Creeping over poison oak and other shrubs. Vines grab onto other plants and help to anchor the vine. Small white flowers could be observed.
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Lechuga del Minero (Claytonia perfoliata)Observ.
bordeauxDescripción
Miner's lettuce growing in riparian along Upper Winter Creek trail. Tiny flowers emerge from the center of the leaves. Poison hemlock (Conium maculatum) can also be observed.
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Manzanitas (Género Arctostaphylos)Observ.
bordeauxDescripción
La panza manzanita growing along Upper Winter Creek Trail. Beautiful red trunk.
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Salvia melliferaObserv.
nayeli93Descripción
Black Sage, you can finally see its true color this time of year.
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