Identificaciones de the_cryptogamist
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judahchristianDescripción
•Weather: Cloudy and very humid, ~70 degrees F.
•Habitat: Roadside along forest edge, near small stream, growing in the leaves of Aruncus dioicus.
•Dominate over story: Alnus rubra, Thuja plicata, Pseudotsuga menziessi, and Populus trichocarpa.
•Plant associations: Aruncus dioicus
•Flowers: Present
•ID confirmed with “Plants of the Pacific Northwest Coast” by Pojar and MacKinnon
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Arándano Rojo Occidental (Vaccinium parvifolium)Observ.
pycnoporellusDescripción
Sunny in a conifer forest with no cloud cover. 70 degrees. Partially shaded by over story. It’s fruiting, the leaves were soft, and the scent was very lightly sweet (if anything at all, but then again I don’t think my nose works that well…)
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Tejo del Pacífico (Taxus brevifolia)Observ.
greysonkingenDescripción
Weather: clear, 85F
Habitat: conifer forest near ephemeral stream.
Overstory: P. menziesii, A. macrophyllum.
Diagnostic features: Leaves arranged spiraling but aligned flat. Thin, scaly, reddish bark.
Phenology: New foliage fully developed. Not yet flowering/fruiting
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Género GeumObserv.
dianacorcoranDescripción
The habitat is an open field surrounded by Douglas Fir, Dogwood and Western Red Cedar. The specimen was growing among white Clover and Burdock.
The specimen is in a flowering state. Although, most pedals have fallen off. I couldn't find a specimen that had all or most pedals still attached.
The weather during observation was sunny, calm and low 90's.
Identified with iNaturalist, but only to Genus.
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stephensharrettDescripción
Elevation: 70m AMSL
Substrate: Bark (Thuja plicata base/root)
Ecology: Second growth forest. Mid-late stage. Deciduous dominant overstory. Moderate canopy cover.
Associations: Thuja plicata, Alnus rubra, Acer Macrophyllum, Mahonia nervosa, Polystichum Munitum, Dicentra formosa
Description: Small-medium sized pleurocarp forming complanate glossy mat.
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emmaj4Descripción
Coordinates: 46.15, -122.159
Elevation: 3390ft.
Weather: 55-60 degrees & partly sunny
Found at Mount St. Helens on a rock substrate, white awns present with a rusty brown base.
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kadeyaDescripción
Location: Mima Mounds forest trail
Weather: Overcast and rainy, with warm sun breaks. 53F
Habitat: Forest-prairie transition zone. PSME overstory; hazel, sword-fern, red huckle understory.
Substrate: Corylus cornuta branch.
Notes: Leafy liverwort; brown-red in color, some tip growth green. Nubby side brnches about 1mm long. Sporophyte 4-lobed, subtended by leaves so that seta barely extends. Plants seem to be dioicous. Water sacs visible under microscope.
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daturawasphoneyDescripción
Dendroid. Recurved branches. Terminal end reddish brown rosette. Observed on rotting nurse log.
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kadeyaDescripción
Location: Mima Mounds
Weather: Overcast with sun breaks, 55F.
Habitat: Prairie mounds.
Substrate: Rocky soil.
Notes: Acrocarp; short turf, plants to 2.5cm. Leaves spirally arranged; lanceolate; green above, purple below; clusters at top .5cm of plant. Long, white, squiggly awns distinctive. Papery calyptra and 4-angled capsule. Clumps seemingly separated by sex.
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Pellia neesianaObserv.
brittglennDescripción
Evergreen forest, very near the Salish Sea
Elevation 13 ft
~60 F, clear, still
Creek bottom with THUPLI, ACEMAC, ALNRUB overstory
Nearby species: Athyrium filix-femina, Polystichum munitum, Equisetum talmateia, Plagiomnium insigne, , Rubus parviflorus, Rubus spectabilis, Ranunculus repens, Lysichiton americanus, Oplopanax horridus
Substrate: mineral soil near stream
Features: simple thalloid liverwort with sleeve-like lobes in the middle of the thallus which I think indicate it is the female gametophyte. Margin mostly entire but wavy. Rhizoids are all smooth walled. Cells lack air channels and have many small oil bodies. Slime filaments are 2-celled (last two photos).
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