Fotos / Sonidos
Qué
Champiñones, Matacandiles Y Parientes (Familia Agaricaceae)Observ.
samanthadanguilan
Fotos / Sonidos
Qué
Acacia Falsa (Robinia pseudoacacia)Observ.
samanthadanguilanDescripción
Robinia ‘Purple Robe’
Fotos / Sonidos
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Raíz de Víbora Blanca (Ageratina altissima)Observ.
samanthadanguilanDescripción
Illinois Wildflower Guide. also known as Eupatorium rugosum, 1ft tall, perennial herb. simple, opposite leaves. White composite (radial symmetry) flowers with absent rays (asteraceae). single seeded fruit, brown/black, about 1/16in long with white pappus
Fotos / Sonidos
Qué
Onagras, Hierba del Golpe Y Parientes (Género Oenothera)Observ.
samanthadanguilanDescripción
A. Illinois Wildflower
B. 4ft
C. herbaceous forb
D. alternate leaves
E. simple leaves
F. bright yellow corollas with 4 petals and 4 sepals. radial symmetry.
G. 0.5-1inch seed capsules, significantly longer than wide. start green and turn brown when mature
H. Biennial
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Hierba Carmín (Phytolacca americana)Observ.
samanthadanguilanDescripción
A. Newcomb Wildflower Guide (1977)
B. 5ft, being overtaken + constrained by surrounding plants
C. herbaceous
D. Alternate leaves
E. simple leaves
F. Pinkish white petal-like sepals (no true petals). Radial symmetry.
E. shiny dark purple berry.
F. Berries grow in clusters
Fotos / Sonidos
Observ.
samanthadanguilanDescripción
A. Illinois Wildflower
B. 4ft tall (young)
C. woody shrub
D. Mostly opposite, sometimes alternate
E. Simple leaves
F. No flowers present
G. No fruit present
H. Thorn-like branch projections, oval leaves, top of leaf darker + shinier than underside
Fotos / Sonidos
Qué
Vitis ripariaObserv.
samanthadanguilanDescripción
A. Illinois Wildflower App
B. 4ft climbing
C. Vine
D. Opposite leaf arrangement
E. Simple leaves
F. No flowers found
G. Not currently fruiting
H. Heavily intertwined with taller growing plants. Spiraling tendrils apparent
