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Butia capitataObserv.
lfmarta1Descripción
This would be a wild monocot angiosperm.
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Pino Real Americano (Pinus ponderosa)Observ.
lfmarta1Fecha
Septiembre 12, 2019Descripción
This is a gymnosperm, this means their seeds are usually found as cones.
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Magnolias, Margaritas Y Parientes (Dicotiledóneas) (Clase Magnoliopsida)Observ.
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Septiembre 18, 2019Descripción
I read this can be classified as a weed, in the spring it produces flowers and berries in the fall.
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Petunia Mexicana (Ruellia simplex)Observ.
lfmarta1Fecha
Septiembre 23, 2019Descripción
This flower is classified as a dicot. I took this picture in a location where it was shady most of the day and found it interesting that it failed to thrive unlike a couple of flowers of the same species a few feet away that seemed to be getting good sun light.
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Palma Pita (Yucca filifera)Observ.
lfmarta1Fecha
Septiembre 21, 2019Descripción
Plant also has a taproot allowing it to reach deep into the soil for most of its nutrients
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Magueyes Y Mezcales (Género Agave)Observ.
lfmarta1Descripción
This is a succulent with a tap root that enables it to reach lower underground for its nutrients.
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Timboco (Tecoma stans)Observ.
lfmarta1Fecha
Septiembre 20, 2019Descripción
Monocot wild flower.
