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Abejas Melíferas (Género Apis)Observ.
tomerlerDescripción
On Cytisus scoparius.
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Zarzas (Género Rubus)Observ.
tomerlerDescripción
Spreading sepals. Glaucous stems. Woolly calyces and also glandular. Habit is arching shrub and not trailing. R ursinus noted to rarely form hybrids with R bifrons (R armeniacus misapplied) in Flora of PNW 2nd Ed. Context here is both species co-occurring on disturbed slope where riprap/retaining wall recently constructed. See info on R ursinus forming hybrids below:
https://www.cal-ipc.org/wp-content/uploads/2017/12/posterClark.pdf
https://www.nature.com/articles/hdy201245
https://backyardforestrestoration.com/trailing-blackberry-x-himalayan-blackberry-hybrids/
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Zarza del Salmon (Rubus spectabilis)Observ.
tomerlerDescripción
Very unripe but close!
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Clavelina de Mar (Armeria maritima)Observ.
tomerlerDescripción
Most likely a plug from restoration planting
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Género CytisusObserv.
tomerlerDescripción
This mostly keys to C multiflorus… sessile ternate leaves below with short appressed hairs. Glabrous calyx. Will come back in a few months to check out the fruit.
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Género CytisusObserv.
tomerlerDescripción
Ternate leaves below are sessile with appressed and short hairs. Calyces appear glabrous. This
mostly keys to multiflorus is Stace but I’ll revisit during fruiting in a month or 2.
