Identificaciones de chlorodill
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Botón Dorado (Cotula coronopifolia)Observ.
shroombusDescripción
Low-lying herb with proportionately long red stem extending on the ground, from which leaves bend upward from. Flowers are bright yellow and circular
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shroombusDescripción
Large woody shrub with leaves densely clustered on top. Fruit-bearing inflorescences poking out over shrub
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Gordolobos (Género Pseudognaphalium)Observ.
shroombusDescripción
Basal cluster with fanning out stems that support dense glaucous leaves and yellow inflorescence at the apex
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Magnolias, Margaritas Y Parientes (Dicotiledóneas) (Clase Magnoliopsida)Observ.
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Gordolobos (Género Pseudognaphalium)Observ.
jimmy29Descripción
Flowers have fuzzy texture; stems have silky smooth texture; all the vegetation radiates from a single point; flowers appear in clusters.
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Magnolias, Margaritas Y Parientes (Dicotiledóneas) (Clase Magnoliopsida)Observ.
smileyaileeDescripción
Has a beautiful smell, maybe like jasmine ?
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michaelhahnDescripción
Description/Habitat: Mounding shrub to tree, low prevalence. Lanceolate leave adaxially dark green and waxy, abaxially gold and glabrous, margins slightly rolled.
ID notes: Jepson Key, iNaturalist
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Stachys bullataObserv.
herculesmakDescripción
Categorized as an herb. Leaves are green, ovate and opposite. Smells like lemons when rubbed. Hairs of the angles of the stems are stiff. Located in a region where it receives sunlight partially throughout the day. Flowers are not in bloom. As this is located in a gulch, water constantly trickles in.
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briandarkenDescripción
Date: 21 Jan 2020
Collector: Brian J. Darken
Collector number: 1
Location: Santa Cruz County, California, USA
Municipality: Santa Cruz
Locality description: UCSC Jordan Gultch, East of ISB building.
Coordinates: 37°00'01.4" N 122°03'35.2"W
Elevation: 234m
Description: Green, waxy leaves. Not in bloom currently. Height at around 10 cm.
Habitat: Can grow in damp and covered areas.
Associated Species: Grown in areas with Polypodiaceae and Cupressaceae families.
Family: Boraginacae
Scientific name: Myosotis latifolia
Authority: Ronald B. Kelley & Elaine Joyal
Common Name: Broadleaf forget-me-not
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pdeocamp302Descripción
Collection Date: 21 Jan 2020
Description: leaves and stem a very bright green color, earthy scent, blade texture feet fuzzy and coarse, latex-like texture, approx. 20 cm(including stem), 13 cm (without stem), due to season no flowers were apparent, shrub-Like, offspring of a cultivated specimen due to appearance being at its earlier life stage.
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drizardDescripción
USA:California:Santa Cruz
Directions: UCSC Campus, Science HIll, Jordan Gulch to the east of the Natural Sciences Two around 50ft south down gulch from trailhead.
Elevation: 760ft
Description:Tan oak growing on edge of embankment in Jordan Gulch to the next to Natural Sciences 2 building going towards overhead bridge away from road. Fuzzy bottom of leaves, broad leaves with branching patterns of 3s.
Habitat: small tree growing on edge of embankment, leaning towards the light, soil was clay like with lots of organic material from redwoods on top. Surrounding plants were: Sequoia sempervirens, ferns and redwood sorrel. Other tan oakes were presents in the gulch, one further up the slope around a similar size. ID’d by Chris Lay of Norris Center as Nothlicarpus densiflorus.
Family: Fagacea
Authority: (Hook and Arn) Manos, C.H. Cannon, and S. OH
Common names: Tan oak, Tanbark oak
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