melanielinkperez's Identifications
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Garden Radish (Raphanus raphanistrum ssp. sativus)Observer
stephtayDescription
I found this along Highway 20.
Key features: slight to no constriction between seeds (unlike raphanistrum), conspicuous veins, 15-25mm petals
(Another observation shows saliques more clearly, https://www.inaturalist.org/observations/25645703)
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Pacific Hound's Tongue (Adelinia grandis)Observer
guerrajeDescription
4 brown nutlets. 5 epipetalous stamen and 1 style.
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Pacific Hound's Tongue (Adelinia grandis)Observer
elliotto1Description
Found in a grassland/forested area. 5 petals blue to violet in color, basal leaves, leathery and soft. Pubescent calix, inflorescence is terminal with axial branching.
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Pacific Hound's Tongue (Adelinia grandis)Observer
leilaroseDescription
A grouping of 8-10 plants located just North of the Mulkey Creek trail.
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Smooth Yellow Violet (Viola eriocarpa)Observer
lindsey657Description
Note: Pubescence on stem
Cordate leaves
5 yellow petals with brownish/black lines on lowest petal
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Smooth Yellow Violet (Viola eriocarpa)Observer
connor_lykensDescription
Leaves cordate, corona yellow, lower surface of leaves pubescent
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American Field Pansy (Viola rafinesquei)Observer
dylan_abnerDescription
Leaves alternate; 5 petals and 5 sepals present
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Pansies and Violets (Subgenus Viola)Observer
dlashleyDescription
Petals 5 white with purple tinging on the upper petals; stalks short and naked rising from the leafy stems.
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American Field Pansy (Viola rafinesquei)Observer
aleach15Description
Light purple lines on petals; 2 upper petals close together, 3 lower petals with the center being spurred
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Creeping Foamflower (Tiarella stolonifera)Observer
kenzietDescription
Leaves only basal. Corolla is white with 5 petals.
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Creeping Foamflower (Tiarella stolonifera)Observer
alexadams222Description
White, feathery corolla. 5 petals, 10 long stamens with anthers. Flowers occur in racemes. Leaves basal, long stalked, pubescent, with 3-7 shallow lobes, cordate at the base, with an acute tip. Leaves green with molted brown.
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Viburnums (Genus Viburnum)Observer
botanicalboiDescription
Plant a small, woody tree with simple leaves; Bark a light grey with warty lenticels; Branching opposite; Leaves deltoid and simple with pinnate venation that continues to the leaf margins; Leaves toothed with margins serrate; Buds imbricate and terminal; Abaxial leaf surfaces and petioles roughly pubescent; Marginal pubescence present
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haley_taylorDescription
Solitary purple flower with orange stamen, leaves basal (Dutch crocus)
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Squirrel Corn (Dicentra canadensis)Observer
d1heatherDescription
raceme of white, corn kernel shaped flowers; pinnate-pinnatifid leaves
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Dutchman's Breeches (Dicentra cucullaria)Observer
d1heatherDescription
raceme of 2-6 pairs of white flowers along a flowering stalk; 3 leaflets divided into 3 secondary leaflets
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Putty Root (Aplectrum hyemale)Observer
d1heatherDescription
Basal growth; oval shaped leaf with parallel white veins; glabrous; dull-purple color on underside of leaf
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Great Rhododendron (Rhododendron maximum)Observer
d1heatherDescription
oblanceolate to elliptic leaf shape; leathery leaf texture; evergreen
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Japanese Honeysuckle (Lonicera japonica)Observer
d1heatherDescription
Climbing vine; dark green foliage; opposite leaf arrangement; simple leaves
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Amur Honeysuckle (Lonicera maackii)Observer
tbotts606Description
Very large shrub. Leaves have an opposite arrangement. Flowers contain bilabiate structures.
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North American Common Blue Violet (Viola sororia)Observer
tbotts606Description
Herbaceous, short stemmed plant with violet petals.
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Early Lowbush Blueberry (Vaccinium pallidum)Observer
tbotts606Description
Erect, deciduous shrub. Leaves are alternately arranged.
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Pink Lady's Slipper (Cypripedium acaule)Observer
tbotts606Description
Two plicate leaves near the ground, contains one stem that at its top contains a pale pink flower. The flower is pouch like.
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Annual Meadow-Grass (Poa annua)Observer
tbotts606Description
Slightly creeping, panicle is open triangularly shaped. Smooth leaf surfaces both on top and bottom with a small serration on the leaf blades.
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Thyme-leaved Speedwell (Veronica serpyllifolia)Observer
tbotts606Description
Ovate leaves connected to creeping stems. Opposite leaves.
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