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Cedro Cupressus bakeriObserv.
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Hesperocyparis is the accepted genus name, as there is a solid and observable difference between the two subclades of the genus cupressus on either side of the Atlantic.
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Falso Ciprés Chamaecyparis lawsonianaObserv.
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I-natting this specifically for future surveys as the composition of this canyon is likely to change in the coming decades with longer, drier summers and more fire frequency.
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Madroño del Pacífico Arbutus menziesiiObserv.
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One lon le individual, somewhat out of range here in coniferous forests composed of Calocedrus and Pseudotsuga with a few Chamaecyparis lawsoniana. Inatting this specifically for the record to be reviewed in 100 years when the climate has likely changed a bit and this forest might have burned.
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2 species here. One is wolf lichen, the other is....
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Huingán Schinus polygamusObserv.
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Growing near the old catch out spot at East Diamond, where we used to catch Northbound freight trains up the coast 16 years ago.
Note prominent and distinct venation, a typical indicator for many Anacardiaceae.
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Test observation to figure out why inaturalist app is not recognizing GPS metadata embedded in the photo.
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Zinia Trepadora Amarilla Sanvitalia ocymoidesObserv.
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Prickly bastard. Capitula 6 mm diameter at most.
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Limpia Tuna Tamaulipa azureaObserv.
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Looks strikingly similar to Chromolaena but phyllaries and leaves different
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Coming up amidst the invasive grasses on the edge of the road in an industrial park
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Setas Género PleurotusObserv.
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Looks like somebody inoculated this stump with plug spawn.
