Favoritos de elacroix-carignan
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dzyenDescripción
C. schuettei? Les feuilles ne me paraissent pas avoir un sinus assez profond mais je ne trouve pas ce que cela peut-être d’autre…
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alexandre_bergeronDescripción
Spores épineux, non verruqueux. Moyenne = 42 µm
https://www.boldsystems.org/index.php/Public_RecordView?processid=PIM135-14
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alexlaflyDescripción
Feuilles nettement lobées, glabres
Inflorescences presque glabres
Sépales subentiers
20 étamines rose pâle
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Espinos Y Tejocotes (Género Crataegus)Observ.
michael_oldhamLugar
Canada, Ontario, BRANT County, just E of Brantford Airport, ca. 5km due W of Brantford Post Office; Lat Long accuracy 100m (Google, OSM)Descripción
M.J. Oldham & W.D. Bakowsky 21557; specimen record, replicates at TRT; identified as Crataegus x ninae-celottiae by M.J. Oldham, !J.B. Phipps Sept. 2001; grazed creek valley; with C. punctata and C. monogyna; in bud
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Crataegus dodgeiObserv.
michael_oldhamLugar
Canada, Ontario, MIDDLESEX County, Westminster Ponds, along trail from behind London tourist building; Lat Long accuracy 100m (Google, OSM)Descripción
M.J. Oldham 12590; specimen record, replicates at NHIC# 04103; identified as Crataegus dodgei var. flavida by J.B. Phipps 1991; scrubby hawthorn meadow; Field Botanists of Ontario Crataegus workshop, led by J.B. Phipps
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elbourretDescripción
Nouvelle espèce (et nouveau genre?) de cécidomyies parasitant les fruits de Carex lupulina.
Des galles, larves, exuvies de pupe et adultes ont été postés à Raymond Gagné pour qu'il produise une description de l'espèce.
Il s'agit de l'espèce dont les galles sont brièvement décrites aux pages 2389-2390 de Reznicek AA, Ball PW. 1974. The taxonomy of Carex series Lupulinae in Canada. Canadian Journal of Botany 52: 2387–2399.
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Trillium erectumObserv.
tiarelleDescripción
Un Trille vert, du jamais vu pour moi! Parasité ou infecté?
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Hierbas de San Juan (Género Hypericum)Observ.
pes_c515Lugar
Peterborough Sport & Wellness Centre, 775 Brealey Dr, Peterborough, ON K9K 0B8, Canada (Google, OSM)
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Rana Verde (Lithobates clamitans)Observ.
silverlynxphotoDescripción
Rare turquoise-coloured green frog (genetic mutation) called axanthism, formation or migration of the neural crest is absent which results in a lack of yellow pigments. Several of these rare specimens were photographed in the marsh over the course of two years.
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benandkerstynDescripción
Shaded floodplain. Perhaps hystericina? Doesn't quite look right for that species
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Lirio Amarillo (Iris pseudacorus)Observ.
elizbuchananDescripción
One plant with white flowers growing next to yellow irises. Had fresh white petals, bit of purple veining, bit of yellow beard. Not from fading. Is this a spontaneous colour change?
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Tilo Americano (Tilia americana)Observ.
lucclericiDescripción
Lots of tiny sharp ridges on leaf
Velvety feeling, course on the back
Stalk is woody
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Cárices (Género Carex)Observ.
craigpeterLugar
Elandsberg, wetland in the "bowl" at the summit and down the main path over the summit ridge to the north east, Hogsback, Eastern Cape, South Africa (Google, OSM)
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Agropiron Delgado (Elymus trachycaulus)Observ.
pascal_samsonDescripción
Sur les talus bordant un nouveau chemin forestier (2010)
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Carex retrorsaObserv.
johnpandDescripción
sedge ws
long bracts
perigynia point down
shorter scales than lurida
