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Duraznos, Ciruelos Y Cerezos (Género Prunus)Observ.
chloe_and_trevorDescripción
Flowers in pairs, large shrubs up to 2-3m tall.. A bit puzzled by this one - widespread along the canyon rim in shaded areas. Flower resembles P. andersonii but the leaves are far too round for that one..
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Mahonia, Palos Amarillos Y Parientes (Género Berberis)Observ.
jose_antonio_arce
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Mahonia, Palos Amarillos Y Parientes (Género Berberis)Observ.
franciscoriquelme
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Berro Amargo Californiano (Cardamine californica)Observ.
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Rancho San Antonio County Park and Open Space Preserve, Santa Clara, California, United States (Google, OSM)Descripción
Pulgas Ridge 2022-01-10
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hughrandDescripción
Only one mixed in with the young beech trees and holy in the understory here.
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Iris tenaxObserv.
autumnscott86Descripción
Single plant by the side of a logging road.
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Zarzas (Género Rubus)Observ.
giantcicadaDescripción
whitebark? full tree cover in moist, mainly broadleaf forest in urban canyon habitat
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Yucas o Izotes (Género Yucca)Observ.
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Ebey's Landing National Historical Reserve, Ebey's Landing Road, Coupeville, Island County, WA, USA (Google, OSM)
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Gusano de Seda del Ricino (Samia cynthia)Observ.
stevewalternatureDescripción
Last record at Jamaica Bay -- 20 years ago. And it looks like the first United States record entered into INat.
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Palo Amarillo (Berberis moranensis)Observ.
jonathan17101990Descripción
No estoy muy seguro de la id de esta especie espero puedan ayudarme a dar con su identificación por favor
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Álamo Temblón (Populus tremuloides)Observ.
andrewtreeDescripción
A trip with the Olympic Peninsula branch of the Washington Native Plant Society to follow up on reports of these naturally bonsaied Aspens.
Location is approximate. We headed E from Obstruction Point t/h then bushwacked/scrambled N.
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smilodonichthysDescripción
Not sure this is E.revolutum × E.oregonum or just a white E.revolutum. Found with many others that were white, pale pink and the regular pink of E.revolutum. Might it even be possible to be a hybrid of E.grandiflorum which is found on the Kludahk ridge very close to this location?
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Pastos, Palmeras Y Parientes (Monocotiledóneas) (Clase Liliopsida)Observ.
scutler2
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mnharrisDescripción
AI says Brassicae, and I agree it looks familiar...but those petals are in a trumpet formation. So is this just a radish with weird flowers, or something that looks similar? Don't Evening primroses look something like this?
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adamschneiderDescripción
I'm uploading this photo because it shows how glacier lilies can fool you into thinking they're avalanche lilies when the tepals start to fade! (There were fresher bright yellow ones nearby.)
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Dicentra formosaObserv.
chris_earleDescripción
A white-flowered Dicentra formosa right next to a pink-flowered one.
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Arce de Hoja Grande (Acer macrophyllum)Observ.
tjcomrie94Descripción
Small tree about 20 feet tall. Growing on gravelly bench above creek - edge of moist, riparian mixed confier/hardwoods with Abies grandis, Pseudotsuga, P. Ponderosa, Vaccinium, Alnus, Cornus sericea. Scarce but with some reproduction seen in a few other spots nearby, along 2 miles or so of FR-65. Possibly naturalized or a very small, disjunct population! This species isn't typically considered to be native to Eastern Oregon.
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ian_throckmortonDescripción
Looks like a succulent plant, found at edge of tidal region.
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Mahonia, Palos Amarillos Y Parientes (Género Berberis)Observ.
lecanorchisDescripción
Mahonia tikushiensis
