jessebaker's Favourites
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Opuntia keyensisObserver
afranckDescription
Perhaps allied to O. keyensis, but this plant more arborescent, taller, spines and glochids more robust.
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Clusterleaf Blazing Star (Liatris laevigata)Observer
mrbryanamesDescription
Emerging in the coastal scrub habitat
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Curtiss's Milkweed (Asclepias curtissii)Observer
sk321Description
Asclepias curtissii?
Those are a colleague’s fingers holding the plant (not my fingers!), but this is my photo observation.
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White Squirrel-Banana (Deeringothamnus pulchellus)Observer
ditchflowerDescription
Asimina pulchella, but iNat is insistent on Deeringothamnus. 😑😒
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Yellow Milkwort (Polygala rugelii)Observer
mrbryanamesDescription
Rx fire 11/20/2020
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Yellow Squirrel-Banana (Deeringothamnus rugelii)Observer
marykeimDescription
Tosohatchee WMA, Orange County, FL, May 2023. City Nature Challenge bioblitz. Staff indicated that rescued individuals were planted on the property over a decade ago. Area was burned this year.
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Swanflower False Rosemary (Conradina cygniflora)Observer
ericpo1Description
formerly considered part of Conradina etonia. Dunns Creek SP
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Ashes (Genus Fraxinus)Observer
joeysantoreDescription
Aquatic ash that supposedly keys "uncomfortably" to F. caroliniana but is thought to possibly be an undescribed species. 15' tall, growing in water with Taxodium ascendens
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Flag-Pawpaw (Asimina obovata)Observer
elysiadDescription
Biggest one I've ever seen! About 10' tall
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Titusville Balm (Dicerandra × thinicola)Observer
sk321Description
One of the several corolla color patterns in this species.
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Common Daisy (Bellis perennis)Observer
andromacDescription
What’s this dark thing on top of the flower?
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Three Birds Orchid (Triphora trianthophoros ssp. trianthophoros)Observer
natemartineauDescription
Major bucket list plant. Been wanting to see this species blooming for at least seven years...as long as I can remember being even a little bit interested in plants.
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American Ginseng (Panax quinquefolius)Observer
theo_witsellDescription
Location obscured, of course. Very rare in eastern AR.
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Pineland Butterfly Pea (Centrosema arenicola)Observer
sk321Description
In Dicerandra Scrub Sanctuary
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Pineland Butterfly Pea (Centrosema arenicola)Observer
sk321Description
Ripe fruit, no flowers, in scrubby areas of Dicerandra Scrub Sanctuary
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Slimseed Sandmat (Euphorbia stictospora)Observer
nathantaylorDescription
Second photo:
Euphorbia stictospora (left), Euphorbia maculata (middle left), Euphorbia prostrata (middle right), and Euphorbia glyptosperma (right).
Third photo:
Euphorbia stictospora (left), Euphorbia prostrata (middle left), Euphorbia maculata (middle right), and Euphorbia glyptosperma (right).
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Painted Leaf (Euphorbia cyathophora)Observer
bennypooDescription
Why is it white?
Oh my god, Karen, you can't just ask euphorbia why they're white.
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Vine-like Moonlight Cactus (Selenicereus spinulosus)Observer
joeysantoreDescription
Plant originally taken from near the mouth of the Rio Grande by Bill Macwarter
